You’re welcome to try one of the other nuxt configs that were in the list of commits I shared earlier.
@emm.talarico While I appreciate you’re just looking for a solution, as a volunteer I’m not going to spend any time digging through what are effectively random commits.
The only point I was trying to make was to ensure that your project runs correctly locally (if possible), before expecting it to run correctly on Netlify.
Since if the project has gotten into a state where it only ever produces a white page, it’s generally going to do that no matter where it is deployed.
If you can make your most recent commit a version that works locally, it’ll be easier for you to get assistance to host it.
Totally appreciate the look, might be best for a nuxt person to chime in. I totally understand the concern and I had it running with out the blank screen on a previous commit (likely within the last two). When I have a minute I’ll revert it but the outcome with deploying to netlify is the same. It’s likely a issue with the nitro setup because I ripped all that out on a different branch and it’s working fine.
@emm.talarico It’s unfortunately unlikely there will be a “nuxt person to chime in”.
The Netlify staff operate to a Scope of Support, so their assistance is limited:
Base functionality of Netlify’s build and deploy pipeline is supported, but we cannot help you debug any source code used either during build or after deployment.
Volunteers can assist, but there basically aren’t any, (as there’s no reason to volunteer).
The forum is a ghost town, which you can see by checking the user list.
So usually if Netlify’s staff won’t help, and I can’t help, you’re out of luck here.
You could try the Nuxt Community:
https://nuxt.com/docs/community/getting-help
Hey Nathan it’s totally fine that you’re not able to assist. Have a great day
@emm.talarico Awesome, best of luck getting your Nuxt issues sorted out!
If the Nuxt community can’t/won’t help you, and you haven’t already, you could try AI too, if you’re lucky it’ll give you an answer that isn’t nonsense.