stuck in the deployment . it is saying “build.command” failed
6:10:39 AM: Build ready to start
6:10:41 AM: build-image version: d84c79427e8f83c1ba17bcdd7b3fe38059376b68GitHub - ameyjakate2001/todo-ap @vue /cliRequest’s Past, Present and Future · Issue #3142 · request/request · GitHub GitHub - lydell/resolve-url: [DEPRECATED] Like Node.js’ `path.resolve`/`url.resolve` for the browser. GitHub - lydell/urix: [DEPRECATED] Makes Windows-style paths more unix and URI friendly. npm fund for detailsnpm audit fix to fix them, or npm audit for details@netlify /build 9.0.0cross-env NODE_ENV=production webpack --progress --hide-modules
git link:- git-link
deployement
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Your repo is missing webpack config file.
The real problem is, your website is existing inside a folder while your package.json is outside it. Move it all to the root of the repo.
hrishikesh:
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hey now it is deployed successfully bt , showing page not found …You can view my git for structure.
You’re probably not building the website or your publish path is wrong. Share the build log please.
Here it is ,
7:11:42 AM: Build ready to start
7:11:44 AM: build-image version: d84c79427e8f83c1ba17bcdd7b3fe38059376b68GitHub - ameyjakate2001/todo-ap @vue /cliRequest’s Past, Present and Future · Issue #3142 · request/request · GitHub GitHub - lydell/resolve-url: [DEPRECATED] Like Node.js’ `path.resolve`/`url.resolve` for the browser. GitHub - lydell/urix: [DEPRECATED] Makes Windows-style paths more unix and URI friendly. npm fund for detailsnpm audit fix to fix them, or npm audit for details@netlify /build 9.0.0
There’s a possibility that your code is not generating any index.html file in the dist folder. Could you please check it?
You can check it be either building the website locally or by downloading the deployed website from Netlify UI.
i downloaded the deployed website … downloaded as build.js and build.js.map…
So it seems like your source code is not rendering a HTML page. If that’s the case, it won’t work on Netlify.
so now it will not work ?
Without an index.html, no. I’ll still check the repo in a while and give it a go.
yes please …
Okay so, I just tried your repo and there’s a good news. Seems like the required index.html is getting generated after all.
Change your build command to: npm run build && cp /index.html /publish/ && cp -a /dist/. /publish/ and then change your publish path to publish.
Why the above command? Because your configuration is generating the index.html in the root of the project itself. Due to this, if you keep publish path empty, Netlify would try to publish node_modules folder too which might end in an error. Thus, you’d have to copy your index.html and dist folder’s contents to a new folder.
hrishikesh:
publish
means,
Yes. Give it a try and let me know how it goes.
9:59:37 AM: Build ready to startGitHub - ameyjakate2001/todo-ap @vue /cliRequest’s Past, Present and Future · Issue #3142 · request/request · GitHub GitHub - lydell/resolve-url: [DEPRECATED] Like Node.js’ `path.resolve`/`url.resolve` for the browser. GitHub - lydell/urix: [DEPRECATED] Makes Windows-style paths more unix and URI friendly. npm fund for detailsnpm audit fix to fix them, or npm audit for details@netlify /build 9.0.0
perry
February 5, 2021, 6:01pm
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Hiya, sorry you are having trouble with your build.
This Support Guide contains a ton of useful debugging tips that can likely help you solve your problem
We also recommend trying to search the forums with the build error you encountered - it’s likely your question was already asked by someone else!
If you are still having problems, please provide as much information as you can on what you have already tried, what your build settings are, your package.json, etc. Thanks!
okie i will try to search it there !!!
There’s another solution you can try:
In the index.html in the root of your repo, change line 19 to: <script src="/build.js"></script>
Move the above index.html from the root of your repo to the dist folder. Then keep your build command as before npm run build.
Change your publish path back to dist.
It worked in my test. Should work for you too.
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hrishikesh:
dist
oh my god It works !!!
