#at a loss for what the issue could be

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Project ID: f69e5d6b-9176-414d-8234-33061894f86b

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Add a nixpacks.toml then add these ```toml [phases.setup] nixPkgs = ["...", "nodejs", "nodePackages.typescript"] [phases.build] cmds = ["cd /app/ClientApp/ && npm install", "..."]

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# civic thicket

i'm confused. where am i supposed to get this, then where am i to install it, why is this new, my last ASP.NET MVC app deployed on here just fine without all that jazz

thin prairie
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we're gonna need some more context

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source code?

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thin prairie
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and all the logs

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thin prairie
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thats not all the logs

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# thin prairie thats not all the logs

sorry, i don't know what other logs you mean, that's all the builds log railway shows me. deploy logs: No deployment logs. All output sent to stdout will be displayed here

thin prairie
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unless you mean from previous attempts to build?

thin prairie
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click load more logs

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on build logs

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goes from:

Using Nixpacks

to:
Error: Docker build failed
then nothing else, no button

thin prairie
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wth

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just send everyhing inbetween that

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thin prairie
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oh, right

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i dont know enough about csharp to know why this is breaking

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meh, the warnings are a new "feature" about nullables. it cries the IDE cries if you don't clim something is nullable, but then it cries that you declared it nullable.

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# civic thicket

well i got my ASP.NET web app it to build and deploy on here. but now i'm getting an error on railway that i dont get on my other hosts (heroku, ubuntu server running .NET runtime and of course windows machine):
*"Error.
An error occurred while processing your request.
Request ID: 00-f809639d1968933cf3a4a0476b2af83c-ef0196639d5339ba-00

Development Mode
Swapping to Development environment will display more detailed information about the error that occurred....

The Development environment shouldn't be enabled for deployed applications. It can result in displaying sensitive information from exceptions to end users. For local debugging, enable the Development environment by setting the ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT environment variable to Development and restarting the app." *

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i think it has something to do with sharing the postresql between the apps. i was told it could handle it, but i'm not seeing the new tables.