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[deer]

I just tried creating a project and deploying it. Things could have gone better :(

I tried using the UID, but I got this:

  netzo deploy --project great-worm-24
  ✖ Project deployments details not found.

Once I switched to using the longer ID which is impossible to remember, this happened:

netzo deploy --project=65cc95bf32ab0e0200493bed
✔ Project: test
ℹ Empty project detected, automatically pushing initial deployment to production (use --production for further updates).
ℹ Uploading all files from the current dir (/Users/reed/code/netzo/minimal)
✔ Found 8 assets.
Warning: Not implemented: ClientRequest.options.createConnection
✖ Deployment failed.

error: The deployment failed: Module not found "file:///Users/reed/code/netzo/netzo/lib/mod.ts".

So it looks like deploying with a locally installed CLI isn't easy (is impossible?). I haven't tried running the deployment command directly from the CLI, i.e. something like deno run -A netzo/cli.ts do_the_other_stuff_Here, but I guess that would fail with a similar error.

After encountering the same error after installing the CLI, I realized it was because I had initialized my project with the local CLI, so my deno.json is incorrect (or at least not compatible with the deploy command).

After changing my deno.json and testing locally via deno task start, I see the following in my terminal:

https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/deps/$fresh/runtime.ts

That doesn't look good... Even if it works (because I see ./lib/deps/$fresh in the netzo project), it doesn't seem like the right thing to be doing.

So now I'm ready to start deploying. Unfortunately I now receive:

netzo deploy --project=65cc95bf32ab0e0200493bed
✔ Project: test
ℹ Uploading all files from the current dir (/Users/reed/code/netzo/minimal)
✔ Found 8 assets.
Warning: Not implemented: ClientRequest.options.createConnection
✔ Packaging complete
✖ Deployment failed.

error: The deployment failed: UNCAUGHT_EXCEPTION

TypeError: module not found: 'https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/components/layout/footer.tsx'
    at async extractRoutes (https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/src/server/fs_extract.ts:249:22)
    at async getServerContext (https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/src/server/context.ts:82:25)
    at async start (https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/src/server/mod.ts:110:15)

So then I delete my entire project and re-initialize (this time it's using the pinned remote 0.4.37 CLI). I try again:

netzo deploy --project=65cc95bf32ab0e0200493bed
✔ Project: test
ℹ Uploading all files from the current dir (/Users/reed/code/netzo/minimal)
✔ Found 8 assets.
Warning: Not implemented: ClientRequest.options.createConnection
✔ Packaging complete
✖ Deployment failed.

error: The deployment failed: UNCAUGHT_EXCEPTION

TypeError: module not found: 'https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/components/layout/footer.tsx'
    at async extractRoutes (https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/src/server/fs_extract.ts:249:22)
    at async getServerContext (https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/src/server/context.ts:82:25)
    at async start (https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/src/server/mod.ts:110:15)

At this point I'm too tired to continue further, so I'll stop here. It seems like we quite urgently need a test that asserts that deploying is possible, in addition to issues for all the other problems I encountered here.

[miguelrk]

Thanks for this! I'll try to comment on these points in order...

• The --project flag expects an ID currently. It used to expect a UID, but we dropped this (since most of the time its still hard-enough to remember) in favor of either the NETZO_PROJECT_ID env var (reads also from the .env) if any) or completely omitting it by simply doing netzo deploy and selecting it from the interactive prompt (landed in https://github.com/netzo/netzo/releases/tag/0.4.33). As a side note, I believe Deno.args requires an = sign e.g. --project=PROJECT_ID in case you missed it

• 😟 Hadn't tried to deploy since merging https://github.com/netzo/netzo/pull/95 and https://github.com/netzo/netzo/pull/109 but I suspect something there broke deployments. They worked totally fine before. Can't comment further on this, but this is pretty critical, I'll get to debugging this now.

• Agreed, a test for netzo deploy (like we now have for netzo init) would be very welcome to ensure not only projects can be initialized, but also deployed.