2 months ago
In recent builds against our app birdie-staging, it appears that the build is running a broader npx turbo run build right after running our custom build command. I'm not exactly sure why it's running that.
Any ideas of why or what could have changed?
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2 months ago
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2 months ago
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Status changed to Open brody • 2 months ago
2 months ago
We're using nixpacks
2 months ago
Interesting, I wonder if the automatic builder is overriding or doing something funky with build steps.
Can I suggest switching to a custom Dockerfile? Extremely simple to set up and I highly recommend the level of control you get over it.
A big lack of "magic box" situations!
Very happy to help you walk through setting one up if you need.
2 months ago
I can definitely work on that at a later time, but for now, any ideas? As fas as I can tell, the configurations & settings for the same app in the production environment are exactly the same, and production builds properly.
reprallyjack
I can definitely work on that at a later time, but for now, any ideas? As fas as I can tell, the configurations & settings for the same app in the production environment are exactly the same, and production builds properly.
2 months ago
Hmmm, in terms of a quick fix im not that sure. Nixpacks is slowly being phased out in favor of Railpacks. From what I see on the nixpacks docs this might help some. https://nixpacks.com/docs/guides/configuring-builds
If its just a simple nextjs site being built, the Dockerfile should be pretty quick to set up.
Otherwise I'm generally unsure as to what could fix that sorry! The community might have more ideas but generally its a good idea to just stick with using a custom Dockerfile.