Have you tried removing that RUN command entirely? Railway will cache layers on it's own.

* Removing just the cache part, let me rewrite it for you

RUN npm ci --omit=dev --no-audit --no-fund

Thx yo I will try let u know I get what ur sayn by the way

This is what happened

Change it to

RUN npm i --omit=dev --no-audit --no-fund

@Eric2Legit247 Better solution:

Delete package-lock.json on your local machine. Run npm i there. Then push the new file. Change the command back to the ci one.

Yes I will I think the building the image gonna time out cause it 7 mins in

I try the better solution

Plesae check to see if your agent re-added the cache mount RUN command in the Dockerfile.

it did take it out

Can you share the entirety of the Dockerfile now?

It very much did add it back.

Delete that line yourself. Without the AI. Replace it with RUN прi ci --omit-dev --no-audit --no-fund

Like this

Perfect

Commit and redeploy?

Commit and it should automatically redeploy, yes

Did you yourself do the action of deleting package lock and reinstalling or did your agent?

agent

u want to mannually do it i can i just thought it could handle tht

Yes. Please. Open your terminal and run the following.

rm package-lock.json

npm i

You're in the wrong directory, run cd .. first.

Then run those two commands again.

Yellowbook

Awesomesauce

what now

git commit -m "fix: update package-lock.json"

git push

Okay. Is this repository public?

Found it myself. Going to take a crack at it.

https://github.com/DrippyEric247/final10-backend

bet lmk thx for ur time and help

@Eric2Legit247 I notice you have two branches. Is Railway set to be using master rather than main?

master

@Eric2Legit247 I can build the image just fine. Can you delete the service, recreate it, and set the branch to master again?

I apologize, I missed the double directory. You do not need to delete the service.

Run these commands. By hand. Without AI.

cd server

rm package-lock.json

npm i

ok

commit now

Yes. Not to be rude, but you need to stop using your agent for this. It has clearly proven to not understand the issue, and might go out and change other things.

ok i understand i tired i dont know how to properly forgive me

All you need to do is open a terminal and copy paste the command I'm sending in. You do not need an AI for that.

ok

Oh my. Somehow I missed that rm didn't work above.

It's del package-lock.json instead of the rm command

ok

Can't believe I missed that even with Brody reacting...

del package-lock.json

npm i

<:frogsigh:1424892413314469988> Yeah try it.

After this I'm going to sleep

ok so commit

@Eric2Legit247 Did that end up working?

No it didn’t

Hey, can you click on the view logs button and sends us the full logs?

yes

is this your repository? https://github.com/DrippyEric247/final10-backend

yes

accept the following PR and wait for Railway to deploy your code

https://github.com/DrippyEric247/final10-backend/pull/1

if you run into any issues, let me know

so i think i did this right do i deploy now

Railway should already be deploying your code

didnt deploy automatically

They have a whole bunch of branches with multiple implying main, as well as a whole bunch of different package locks in different directories

I've done another PR

https://github.com/DrippyEric247/final10-backend/pull/2

There I remove any node_modules folder which shouldn't be pushed and also fix the package locks

If after merging this PR nothing happens on Railway, please confirm that your services are using the master branch as the default.

it auto deployed i let u know what happens

Go to your service settings and look for "watch patterns"

and then remove it

thx i try it now

Are you sure you're using the master branch on your service? I had no problems installing dependencies the last time

I see that it's a problem with the Dockerfile, give me a minute to debug it further.

Now that should do the trick:

https://github.com/DrippyEric247/final10-backend/pull/3

explanation: you were using a .npmrc file which wasn't included in the Dockerfile, thus causing package-lock.json differences.