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No primary keys of joined tables do not have the same because you typically DO NOT JOIN primary key to primary key. You join an attribute column in the child table (usually defined as a Foreign Key) to the PK of the parent. Those are the columns that must be of the same type. Your are looking for definitions something like:

The answer is to first submit the query below, to authenticate your user and generate an access token:

It is not working properly because you are sending the wrong host. your container does not understand what is localhost:27017 since it's your computer address and not its container address.

Important to understand that each service has it's own container with a different IP. The beauty of the docker-compose that you do not need to know your container address! enough to know your service name:

So it seems the problem is due to npm 6.5.x not installing all of Keystone's dependencies. Switching to Yarn as the package manager fixes this.

• I installed the latest version of Yarn, 1.13.0 as of now.
• Installed dependencies via yarn
• Committed the yarn.lock file
• Specified "yarn": "1.13.0" in the "engines" section of my package.json and removed "npm" from the engines.
• Re-deployed to Heroku and it works as expected.

Hope this helps someone!

It seems that while deploying to GAE, you're keeping the default connection to a local hosted mongo database. (failed to connect to server [localhost:27017])

Since GAE environment doesn't have mongodb running, you have to create a mongo database (there are many different mongodb services that you could use here) and set your project up with MONGO_URI env variable.

Keystonejs will then try to connect the database you set in this variable.

I hope this comment will help you, if you still have some issues setting all that stuff up, you can show us your app.yaml file ;)

Answering my own question. No need to add a new express app for this. All I had to do was use keystone.set() instead of app.use().

Only note: When working directly with Express, you can add several error handling middlewares while with keystone, I already had something like keystone.set('500', myCustomErrorHandlingMiddleware);

So I moved the code to use sentry.Handlers.errorHandler() to inside of it.

I have tried to use the half-baked debug tool, but it magically asks me for a password when I try to login in... Eh?

I'd say this was a correct instinct. There are too many possible scenarios for why you're coming across these unintended behaviors and nothing short of running the build live with a ssh debug session will likely get to the bottom of that.

Please see our documentation section for troubleshooting password prompts for ssh debug sessions.

If an ssh debug session doesn't solve your situation, then please reach out to us at support@codeship.com with your build url and we'll take a closer look.

So, I found the solution, it was a silly mistake, the style_formats: is supposed to appear with the quote:

For clarification: you are trying make the entry in the Mongo database be the full path to the image not just the name of the image?

If I need something appended to the filename I do it on the template side, I guess you don't want to do that? Maybe if you explain the use case a little more?