During Heroku Post Build, Cannot find file
This is a react application, with styled components, with a Node backend being deployed to Heroku via git push heroku master
I import the style for each component from a separate file with import {...} from './style'.
Where the file structure is:
OptionsCarousel
|index.js
|style.js
This makes perfect sense to me, and works locally both via npm start and npm run build -> serve -s build. With no issues. But when deploying to Heroku, during the optimization build stage, it fails with the error:
remote: Creating an optimized production build...
remote: Failed to compile.
remote:
remote: ./src/OptionsCarousel/index.js
remote: Cannot find file './style' in './src/OptionsCarousel'.
Any advice on a better way to structure this, and what is causing the issue would be greatly appreciated.
javascript reactjs heroku
asked Dec 28 '18 at 14:26
Elis JonesElis Jones
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This is a react application, with styled components, with a Node backend being deployed to Heroku via git push heroku master
I import the style for each component from a separate file with import {...} from './style'.
Where the file structure is:
OptionsCarousel
|index.js
|style.js
This makes perfect sense to me, and works locally both via npm start and npm run build -> serve -s build. With no issues. But when deploying to Heroku, during the optimization build stage, it fails with the error:
remote: Creating an optimized production build...
remote: Failed to compile.
remote:
remote: ./src/OptionsCarousel/index.js
remote: Cannot find file './style' in './src/OptionsCarousel'.
Any advice on a better way to structure this, and what is causing the issue would be greatly appreciated.
javascript reactjs heroku
asked Dec 28 '18 at 14:26
Elis JonesElis Jones
8710
Heroku builds frommasteras a default (you can deploy from another branch tho). Are you sure that you've added/committed all your files to master and then donegit push heroku masteror however you're deploying your code. FWIW I use the same component structure (CSS modules rather than CSS in JS) and had no issues with pushing to heroku.
– Andy
Dec 28 '18 at 14:54
Thanks @Andy, good to hear that I haven't lost my marbles. I am committing to master and usinggit push heroku master, I may investigate how heroku caches files, as the entire structure has been changed to accommodate styled-components. So, it may be associated with that.
– Elis Jones
Dec 28 '18 at 15:18
1
Yeah. You can clear the build cache with these instructions. Hope you fix it ok.
– Andy
Dec 28 '18 at 20:55
Cheers @Andy, clearing the cache resolved the issue!
– Elis Jones
Jan 3 at 12:03
add a comment |
This is a react application, with styled components, with a Node backend being deployed to Heroku via git push heroku master
I import the style for each component from a separate file with import {...} from './style'.
Where the file structure is:
OptionsCarousel
|index.js
|style.js
This makes perfect sense to me, and works locally both via npm start and npm run build -> serve -s build. With no issues. But when deploying to Heroku, during the optimization build stage, it fails with the error:
remote: Creating an optimized production build...
remote: Failed to compile.
remote:
remote: ./src/OptionsCarousel/index.js
remote: Cannot find file './style' in './src/OptionsCarousel'.
Any advice on a better way to structure this, and what is causing the issue would be greatly appreciated.
javascript reactjs heroku
asked Dec 28 '18 at 14:26
Elis JonesElis Jones
8710
This is a react application, with styled components, with a Node backend being deployed to Heroku via git push heroku master
I import the style for each component from a separate file with import {...} from './style'.
Where the file structure is:
OptionsCarousel
|index.js
|style.js
This makes perfect sense to me, and works locally both via npm start and npm run build -> serve -s build. With no issues. But when deploying to Heroku, during the optimization build stage, it fails with the error:
remote: Creating an optimized production build...
remote: Failed to compile.
remote:
remote: ./src/OptionsCarousel/index.js
remote: Cannot find file './style' in './src/OptionsCarousel'.
Any advice on a better way to structure this, and what is causing the issue would be greatly appreciated.
javascript reactjs heroku
javascript reactjs heroku
asked Dec 28 '18 at 14:26
Elis JonesElis Jones
8710
asked Dec 28 '18 at 14:26
Elis JonesElis Jones
8710
asked Dec 28 '18 at 14:26
Elis JonesElis Jones
8710
asked Dec 28 '18 at 14:26
Elis JonesElis Jones
8710
asked Dec 28 '18 at 14:26
Elis JonesElis Jones
8710
8710
Heroku builds frommasteras a default (you can deploy from another branch tho). Are you sure that you've added/committed all your files to master and then donegit push heroku masteror however you're deploying your code. FWIW I use the same component structure (CSS modules rather than CSS in JS) and had no issues with pushing to heroku.
– Andy
Dec 28 '18 at 14:54
Thanks @Andy, good to hear that I haven't lost my marbles. I am committing to master and usinggit push heroku master, I may investigate how heroku caches files, as the entire structure has been changed to accommodate styled-components. So, it may be associated with that.
– Elis Jones
Dec 28 '18 at 15:18
1
Yeah. You can clear the build cache with these instructions. Hope you fix it ok.
– Andy
Dec 28 '18 at 20:55
Cheers @Andy, clearing the cache resolved the issue!
– Elis Jones
Jan 3 at 12:03
add a comment |
Heroku builds frommasteras a default (you can deploy from another branch tho). Are you sure that you've added/committed all your files to master and then donegit push heroku masteror however you're deploying your code. FWIW I use the same component structure (CSS modules rather than CSS in JS) and had no issues with pushing to heroku.
– Andy
Dec 28 '18 at 14:54
Thanks @Andy, good to hear that I haven't lost my marbles. I am committing to master and usinggit push heroku master, I may investigate how heroku caches files, as the entire structure has been changed to accommodate styled-components. So, it may be associated with that.
– Elis Jones
Dec 28 '18 at 15:18
1
Yeah. You can clear the build cache with these instructions. Hope you fix it ok.
– Andy
Dec 28 '18 at 20:55
Cheers @Andy, clearing the cache resolved the issue!
– Elis Jones
Jan 3 at 12:03
Heroku builds from
master as a default (you can deploy from another branch tho). Are you sure that you've added/committed all your files to master and then done git push heroku master or however you're deploying your code. FWIW I use the same component structure (CSS modules rather than CSS in JS) and had no issues with pushing to heroku.– Andy
Dec 28 '18 at 14:54
Heroku builds from
master as a default (you can deploy from another branch tho). Are you sure that you've added/committed all your files to master and then done git push heroku master or however you're deploying your code. FWIW I use the same component structure (CSS modules rather than CSS in JS) and had no issues with pushing to heroku.– Andy
Dec 28 '18 at 14:54
Thanks @Andy, good to hear that I haven't lost my marbles. I am committing to master and using
git push heroku master, I may investigate how heroku caches files, as the entire structure has been changed to accommodate styled-components. So, it may be associated with that.– Elis Jones
Dec 28 '18 at 15:18
Thanks @Andy, good to hear that I haven't lost my marbles. I am committing to master and using
git push heroku master, I may investigate how heroku caches files, as the entire structure has been changed to accommodate styled-components. So, it may be associated with that.– Elis Jones
Dec 28 '18 at 15:18
1
1
Yeah. You can clear the build cache with these instructions. Hope you fix it ok.
– Andy
Dec 28 '18 at 20:55
Yeah. You can clear the build cache with these instructions. Hope you fix it ok.
– Andy
Dec 28 '18 at 20:55
Cheers @Andy, clearing the cache resolved the issue!
– Elis Jones
Jan 3 at 12:03
Cheers @Andy, clearing the cache resolved the issue!
– Elis Jones
Jan 3 at 12:03
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As per @Andy's comment, I needed to clear the cache as I had made significant changes to the file structure in the repository. I followed these instructions to do that.
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As per @Andy's comment, I needed to clear the cache as I had made significant changes to the file structure in the repository. I followed these instructions to do that.
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As per @Andy's comment, I needed to clear the cache as I had made significant changes to the file structure in the repository. I followed these instructions to do that.
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As per @Andy's comment, I needed to clear the cache as I had made significant changes to the file structure in the repository. I followed these instructions to do that.
answered Jan 3 at 12:05
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8710
As per @Andy's comment, I needed to clear the cache as I had made significant changes to the file structure in the repository. I followed these instructions to do that.
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Heroku builds from
masteras a default (you can deploy from another branch tho). Are you sure that you've added/committed all your files to master and then donegit push heroku masteror however you're deploying your code. FWIW I use the same component structure (CSS modules rather than CSS in JS) and had no issues with pushing to heroku.– Andy
Dec 28 '18 at 14:54
Thanks @Andy, good to hear that I haven't lost my marbles. I am committing to master and using
git push heroku master, I may investigate how heroku caches files, as the entire structure has been changed to accommodate styled-components. So, it may be associated with that.– Elis Jones
Dec 28 '18 at 15:18
1
Yeah. You can clear the build cache with these instructions. Hope you fix it ok.
– Andy
Dec 28 '18 at 20:55
Cheers @Andy, clearing the cache resolved the issue!
– Elis Jones
Jan 3 at 12:03