Where can I find the yaml file for that action?

Here's the YAML file with the relevant line here: https://github.com/wasp-lang/wasp/blob/71afd0d24173c44d4c58856f16383c25befe0cf5/.github/workflows/ci-deploy-test.yaml#L129

If you are also interested how does Wasp CLI invoke Railway CLI with the DB command: https://github.com/wasp-lang/wasp/blob/71afd0d24173c44d4c58856f16383c25befe0cf5/waspc/packages/deploy/src/providers/railway/commands/setup/setup.ts#L123

Thank you, how can I see what the railway add -d postgres command failed with?

That's the thing - it didn't fail since this call await railwayCli(["add", "-d", "postgres"]); throws if the command exits with code 1

For example, if I modify the command to be railway add -d postgrex (x instead of s) it would fail like this:

...

🚀 Setting up database
$ railway add -d postgrex
error: invalid value 'postgrex' for '--database '
  [possible values: postgres, mysql, redis, mongo]

  tip: a similar value exists: 'postgres'

For more information, try '--help'.

🚀 error: invalid value 'postgrex' for '--database '
🚀   [possible values: postgres, mysql, redis, mongo]
🚀 
🚀   tip: a similar value exists: 'postgres'
🚀 
🚀 For more information, try '--help'.
🚀 
🚀     at Proxy.set (/Users/ilakovac/dev/wasp/waspc/data/packages/deploy/node_modules/zx/build/core.cjs:277:18)
🚀     exit code: 1


❌ --- [Error] Deploy command failed: ---------------------------------------------

Deploy command failed with exit code: 1

The command in the CI didn't fail, it looked like it succeeded but no service was created. That's why I'm asking for some insight 🙂

Can you give me the exact timestamp (in UTC) for that command that you linked in the original action logs, and the user UUID that the token belongs to?

User UUID (got it from the Network tab):

6b0344d3-105e-4a05-aa43-d813943471e3

Exact timestamp:

2025-11-10T14:07:54.8152681Z $ railway add -d postgres (raw Github Action logs)

Project name:

ci-19234193478

Thanks @Brody

im quite confused as to how this just is silently failing. the add command has pretty extensive error handling. ill take a proper look in about an hour when im at my computer

does it always fail?

or is this more random

It fails sometimes, as I said in the title, I'd call it flaky based on how it fails sometimes 🙂

interesting. I’m gonna add a verbose option to the command which should be cut in a release soon 🙂

Let us know when it's out so we can add it ourselves as well 🙂

https://github.com/railwayapp/cli/pull/692 pr has been made, introduces very basic verbose logging for the deployment of templates

hi @miho, can you upgrade to railway v4.12.0 and pass --verbose to the add command and see what it prints?

have you seen it fail yet?