2 years ago
I pushed a new build today which failed due to a Github outage (one of the docker build steps queries the GitHub API). I'm now only being given the "Remove" option on the failed build, not the "Redeploy" option that I would normally expect to see (and I do still see on succeeded builds).
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I had the same failure on another service and did try pressing the Remove button on that one… the menu after that was then entirely empty.
2 years ago
Maybe this bookmarklet can help
Thanks. Unfortunately, Arc doesn't do bookmarks so bookmarklets aren't an option for me.
2 years ago
you can just copy and paste the function that the bookmarklet executes into your browser terminal
2 years ago
You can't redeploy a failed build as far as I know, re-deploying a deployment does not grab the code from github again
Hmm, that's frustrating. I'm sure I've been able to re-try a failed build in the past.
2 years ago
the bookmarklet is unfortunately going to the way forward here, or pushing an empty commit
2 years ago
Railway has added an official way of deploying the latest commit of a service
you can do that by going to your service, pressing ctrl+k and clicking Deploy Latest Commit
2 years ago
What do you mean? It's already in Railway's UI
the keyboard command is useful to know, thanks, but thats hard to discover - I meant something in the ui, for example the deploy dropdown
2 years ago
ohh, that's a fair point; You can put suggestions in <#1157406325593096264> if you'd like
2 years ago
Good point, a simple button opening this (ctrl+k) menu will make it even better
10 months ago
running railway redeploy from the cli doesn't do anything. Noticed the button is missing in the UI. Using ctrl+k method worked for me but obviously cannot do that from the terminal. Why does it fail silently? Are there logs or a verbose mode?
Update: Now that I manually pushed a redeploy through the ctrl+k menu the option is back and I can also redeploy from the cli. Cool