Build consistently failing with "context canceled" on builder-fsjlwt
su333la
HOBBYOP

4 months ago

Hi Railway Support,

Our frontend service builds have been consistently failing for the past several hours. Every build attempt gets stuck at the image pull/resolve step and times out after exactly 20 minutes with the error:

Build Failed: build daemon returned an error < failed to run Build function: Canceled: context canceled >

This happens with both Dockerfile and Nixpacks builds. The build is always scheduled on the same Metal builder builder-fsjlwt and always fails at the same stage:

The service was deploying successfully before today. No significant changes were made to our build configuration. It appears that builder-fsjlwt is unable to pull container images from registries.

Project details:

  • Service root directory: frontend
  • Builder assigned: builder-fsjlwt
  • Multiple failed attempts between 11:44 UTC and 13:39 UTC on Feb 25, 2026

Could you please investigate the builder or reassign our builds to a different one?

Thank you.

Solved

5 Replies

Status changed to Awaiting Railway Response Railway 4 months ago


captain-subtext
HOBBY

4 months ago

Same issue for me. Been going on all morning.


marcus-fh
HOBBY

4 months ago

Same issue here .


mleightman
HOBBY

4 months ago

same here


sam-a
EMPLOYEE

4 months ago

We're aware of issues with the Metal builder node you're hitting. Cancelling the failed build and redeploying may route you to a different builder and resolve it. If that doesn't work, let us know.


Status changed to Awaiting User Response Railway 4 months ago


sam-a

We're aware of issues with the Metal builder node you're hitting. Cancelling the failed build and redeploying may route you to a different builder and resolve it. If that doesn't work, let us know.

su333la
HOBBYOP

4 months ago

today redeploy worked for. thanks


Status changed to Awaiting Railway Response Railway 4 months ago


Status changed to Solved brody 4 months ago


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