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Howdy! With Railway volumes they are mounted at the path you set.
So /models is an absolute path.

The file models/5_H1_EURUSD.joblib is in a relative path (at the current dir) so you would need to change that to /models/5_H1_EURUSD.joblib` and it should work!

Any script in your app has full access to the volume. You can think of a volume as just a folder on the computer that your application is running on. Anything on that same computer has access to that folder. What's happening in your case is its just not finding that folder. My best guess is that it's not mounted on the correct location. Your application looks like this on Railway (when built with Railpack/Nixpacks):

- root
  - app
    - main.py

if you mount a volume to /data in your service then your filetree will look like this:

- root
  - app
    - main.py
  - data

In this case, for your scripts to reach the data folder, they need to escape the app directory. You can make this simpler by attaching data directly into the app directory by mounting the volume to /app/data, in which case the structure looks like this:

- root
  - app
    - main.py
    - data

In your case, you likely want to mounting the models folder inside of your app folder by mounting the volume to /app/models instead of /models. Keep in mind this is only my best guess, can you confirm where your volume is mounted and whether or not youre using Railpack/Nixpacks to build (if you didnt set a Dockerfile then you likely are building using Railpack/Nixpacks)

Damn bro beat me to it

I feel bad your answer was so much better.

It's okay don't worry!!!! It's my fault for typing so much lol