You read that right
I tried redeploying 25 times in a row and each and every time I got an error. I asked the assistant about the error, it suggested a fix and we kept going in circles 25 times.
Help! Anyone?!
You read that right
I tried redeploying 25 times in a row and each and every time I got an error. I asked the assistant about the error, it suggested a fix and we kept going in circles 25 times.
Help! Anyone?!
if you post the error here maybe we can help, sometimes you can catch its mistakes and guide it to fix them, I did that a bunch of times on my app and it kept working fine after that.
Maybe check and ask the agent or better the assistant to check if the server is configured to listen to the correct host
Hopefully modifying your server’s listen configuration should help
Try check ip is local ip most its ip probleem try 0.0.0.0:80 or 5000
I noticed 5000 is the standard port then it forwards to 80, I would second the IP, as well, something is misconfigured perhaps
After almost 40 failed builds, I found the solution.
You just have to delete the deployment entirely and start from scratch. It fixed the issue.
Hopefully this is helpful for other people. Can’t believe I spend so much time on this.
Thank you all for your comments and the help!
So the good ol’ turn it off and on again solution.
I had the same issue by the way. I came here to check if someone else encountered this after going in a loop with both agent and assistant trying to fix whatever errors I was getting, but unsuccessfully.
Very frustrating and it’s the first time I encountered this since yesterday after doing tens of successful deployments before.
For me deleting the deployment and trying to recreate it did not fix the issue. I had to go to the Networking tab and manually delete all ports there. I then asked agent to fix it and it said it found no ports and two deployment settings that were conflicting. It fixed both issues and the deployment worked after.
The guys from Replit decided to ignore me, although I spend every day on replit, I still have to figure it out myself.
My solution was simple. For Deploy, the minimum hardware requirements of the VM were used, and as soon as I increased them, the deployment immediately occurred.
The worst thing about this situation is that even in the mail, even here on the forum, they don’t write about possible options. This greatly reduces the customer experience.
I have had some challenges like this but I try to change the approach so use an assistant instead of agent or vice versa, also tell it to take a different approach and act like a consultant reviewing from scratch. Maybe you tried this but it worked for me. It can definitely get stuck in a “doom loop”!
I have had the same issue, spent prob $1K so far with replit, yet when now deployment has failed multiple times and my app is down for week no support at all, they keep saying ask the agent but the agent cant solve it
Taking to other AI tools seems to do the trick sometimes too. Have Assistant assess, without code changes, what is happening to deployment. Then ask Grok, Chat etc.
Same no matter how many times I can not get the fix which works in Dev into production