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NextJS deploys failing due to NextJS App Hosting Adapter v14.0.5 #440
NextJS deploys failing due to NextJS App Hosting Adapter v14.0.5 #440
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I have exactly the same issue. Also tried pack locally, get also the same issue:
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I also have the same issue, started yesterday.
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Any updates on this? happens to me too |
Hi Firebase employee here, thank you for bringing this up. We are looking into it now and will provide updates in this thread |
Hey, just checking if there is any update on this? It's a bit of a blocker for me, this getting fixed would be a major help. Thanks in advance! |
Hi, yes we've identified the issue and merged the fix in FirebaseExtended/firebase-framework-tools#237. We're currently rolling out the fix to everyone so please try to rerun your build in the coming days |
Can confirm this fixed my issue, can now see app hosting deployment errors properly |
Same here - I can see the deployment errors properly. In my case, the error was that the firebase Admin For now I get by with the code below, but I wonder if there is more to uncover here.
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Describe the bug
Deploys for NextJS backends are failing due to the recent version update in the NextJS apphosting adapter.
After combing through the logs for my last successful deploy and the first failing deploy, I noticed that the only difference was that the
@apphosting/adapter-nextjs
version was bumped up to version14.0.5
in the failing case. I believe this is the cause of the issues. All of my failing deploy install and try to run14.0.5
.Those two deploys were just over an hour apart and the only change between the two commits a text change, so it would not affect deploys.
Additional context
How are you using GCP buildpacks?
pack
and thegcr.io/buildpacks/builder
Did this used to work?
Yes, it used to work.
The last working deploy and first failing deploy were 1hr and 10mins apart, with no breaking code changes.
What language is your project primarily written in?
Node.js
Steps To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
The app to deploy.
Actual behavior
ERROR: failed to build: exit status 1
ERROR: failed to build: executing lifecycle: failed with status code: 51
Success Log Snippet
Failure Log Snippet
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: