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Heroku & Webpack error after build (4.0.0rc) #2121
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Oh, I think I know what's happening. |
Premio! :) I didn't tought about that xD I saw that But why the init script doesn't send |
I've never used Heroku, but you just have to make sure that |
Somehow I thought that the |
Well, I have the same problem I had on heroku (that I didn't have on my computer)
It didn't help me much with so little information :) But I'll keep looking at it... |
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Yup...but I didn't change a thing of the 'original' express.js file after scaffolding the project :? EDIT: |
It cannot be crashing because I don't have the app registered on npmjs.org...isn't it?
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I'm also seeing a similar issue to @arkdelkaos. Here's what I'm seeing on heroku. If I comment out the line about strip-ansi and submit another build, it will fail on browser-sync library. Seems like it just can't find the node modules but i have no idea what's going on:
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I tried deleting node_modules on server, and re-installing, as I saw at some browser-sync related thread on stackoverflow...but I got the same error messages :( |
It's a bug. The browsersync / stripansi imports should be specific to development environment |
should be fixed with #2124 |
Perfect :) Thanks man! |
I'm having the same problem after deploying to my heroku dyno :?
/Users/Ark/Documents/Proyectos/EECR/dist/npm-debug.log
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