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Hi, sorry to hear you're running into these issues. Could you please try disconnecting and reconnecting the railway github integration at the account level ?

Best,

Nico

Hi there, you can try these steps:

1. Select the desired service

2. Open the command palette by pressing Ctrl/Cmd+K

3. Then type: "deploy", & choose the option "Deploy Latest Commit"

Note: The deploy command will only show up if you have selected a service!

This update thing works for a GitHub repository, as well as a Docker image (although the name does not suggest that). Once you do that, it will fetch the latest image/version, and would auto-create a new instance, and would destroy the already-running one.

Do let me know if that works for you

Unfortenetly I tried all of that I even deleted my entire project and built a new one but the semicolon still appears but when I test the webhook locally using ngrok no semicolon gets added and all goes as in the bot code

It it's not a private repo, can you provide the GitHub repo link, and point out the line which is not being updated!!

As you mentioned in your previous response, the code is not picking up the "semicolon" change. Sometimes, the small changes are not picked up by servers. I also experienced the same while using DOCKER images.

So, you can add some console.log here and there, to see whether those changes are being picked up!

2025-07-24 17:45:09,284 - main - INFO - Created pending order 6fe9aaf7-b686-40a6-8868-3d823f83743f for user 1130802479 for 2000.0 DA via provider.

2025-07-24 17:45:09,284 - main - INFO - Sending final X Provider checkout request: {'amount': 2000, 'currency': 'dzd', 'provider_pay_fees_allocation': 'customer', 'success_url': 'https://t.me/mybot_bot?start=topup_success';, 'failure_url': 'https://t.me/mybot_bot?start=topup_failed';, 'webhook_endpoint': 'https://myt-production-f089.up.railway.app/provider_webhook';, 'description': 'Top-up for user 1130802479', 'metadata': {'chat_id': '1130802479', 'order_id': '6fe9aaf7-b686-40a6-8868-3d823f83743f'}}

Unfortenately it is still showing the semicolons the thing is when I run it on ngrok locally it all goes well it is from Railway's side that it is adding the semicolons to the Deploy logs

As previously requested, if the GitHub repo is public, can you provide its URL and tell me the line that is causing the issue?

Did you try deploying the code to a new branch, and then using it via the settings tab of the service (re-deploying it with the new branch)?

Unfortunately, the repo is private I've provided above the logs adding ; even the source code doesn't contain that in the webhook

what do you mean "new branch"

Great, thanks for letting me know. Yes, I meant that you should deploy the code to a new branch, and then use it in the Railway service for a new deployment (and make sure to change the name of the bot.py file to something else), so that the changes could be picked easily.

I have also experienced the same issue with Docker images, but it's a very simple workaround for those. Whenever I push a change, I increment the tag count for the Docker image (if not provided, everything goes with the 'latest' tag), and that always ensures that the slightest of code will be reflected in the processing.

If you can, do make a Dockerfile to deploy the Python server in your Docker Hub account (you need to have Docker Desktop installed). The following commands will push the changes in a new tag of the image:

docker build -t dockerhub_username/projectName:tag .

docker push dockerhub_username/projectName:tag

Any update, guehaiz12

Unfortunately no success so I had to an alternaive webhook solution rather relying on Railway on payment gateway side

Oh, that's bad. If none of the methods that I provided in my previous responses worked, it might be an issue related to something else. But still, you are able to solve that on the payment gateway side

I'm actually sure it is coming from the Railway logs which adding semicolon string, I'm currently still using Railway it is going incredibly well but on the payment gate webhook connection I had to rely on a third party without the mention of the name