Hello,

I've been facing a really annoying problem while trying to deploy my Web App developed in Python. I often find myself running my services and encountering an error that only occurs on Railway but never happens locally.

My Railway project consists of three services: a MySQL database, a Python server, and a Python client (the user interface). The project returns an error, but I can't pinpoint exactly when it happens. At certain times of the day, the deployment works just fine, while at other times, it fails. Several times when the deployment failed, I redeployed all three services, but nothing changed. However, when I checked back 30 minutes later, the deployment worked.

I'm starting my services in the following order:

1. MySQL

2. Server

3. Client

RuntimeError: 'cryptography' package is required for sha256_password or caching_sha2_password auth methods

In my requirements.txt, I have the "bcrypt" library listed to hash passwords. That's the only encryption-related package I can think of that might be causing the issue. However, the problem is unpredictable, it doesn't always happen, and it has never occurred locally.

I don't really want to install the cryptography package unless it's the only solution.

I can provide a log screenshot if needed.