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Problem with coffee script on heroku.

At local machine (Ubuntu Linux) all working perfectly, but after deploying changes to Heroku, coffee script stop working, and I can't understand why.

Tried to "reconfigure" webpacker: And tried to: rails assets:clobber, bin/webpack --verbose --profile, RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake assets:precompile

• no luck.

Tried to precompile locally: rake assets:precompile and then push changes to Heroku: git push heroku master

• no luck.

Tried to precompile remotely on Heroku: heroku run rake assets:clean assets:precompile

• no luck.

And there is no any errors about coffee in logs via heroku logs --tail...

• nothing.

When I insert: alert('Some test'); into my app/javascript/packs/application.js it's worked.

P.S. Rails 6 with Webpacker is some kind of quest... I spend a lot of time to understand and trying to enable usual things which earlier worked fine out from the box in Rails 4 or 5... But now it's seems ok.

UPD1: I inserted alert 'test coffee 1' into first string of my init_coffee.coffee and it's worked now, but if I insert some alert after '$(document).on 'turbolinks:load', ->' then nothing happens.

I wanna first point out that I tried every answers mentioned in this thread. None of these seem to fix the issue and the question already dates a while back.

I want to run the dev_appserver.py while adding certain files to the ignore list for the watcher; this means that the skip_files is out of the question as this option removes them from being read by the server.

When I run dev_appserver.py without the --watcher_ignore_re flag, everything works fine except for the file watch. When I do run it with the flag, I get the following error:

The command

echo ~

produces in my box:

bash: /home/jcabrerazuniga: Is a directory

I want to share the folder:

echo ~ + '/myPrograms' (= /home/jcabrerazuniga/myPrograms ) with an internal folder in a docker container as with:

I've the below code which is giving me 141 rows. While trying to plot them in matplotlib bar graph, it's throwing error. But when the same code is giving me 3 rows, it's plotting them successfully. The code is:

I have installed webpack for my Rails 6.1 project with

I'm trying to render my page with Ruby on Rails using the Webpacker module and a PostgreSQL database set to port 5432 (default) - I've had some back and forth with the compiler but ultimately ended up getting an Error Access. After going through my Firewall settings and ensuring that my PC is accepting connections on port 5432 (TCP) I'm still getting and EACCESS:2 error in my terminal.

I've tried switching to several unsecure networks and it's still occuring.

I'm down to thinking it's either a misconfigured Webpacker file or my Database.yml isn't set up correctly either. I'm running a RubyMine internal test environment with these settings.

I have a file app/javascript/packs/application.js in my Rails 6 project. When I load the local dev version of the site, it attempts to retrieve that via http://localhost:4000/packs/js/application-ed3ae63cdf581cdb86b0.js (I'm running on a custom port to avoid conflicts with another app), but the request for the JS file fails with a 500:

I'm trying to upgrade the GAE runtime on several python projects from python37 to python38. I've used dev_appserver.py to test the apps locally before we deploy but I'm getting an unknown runtime error after changing the runtime to python38. Python 3.8 should be a supported runtime according to the appengine docs.

I've also updated all gcloud cli components to the latest version. Is this just something that's been changed/deprecated and I'm just not aware of it? or is it actually a bug and missing from the dev_appserver.py tool?

Any help would be appreciated! :)

I have a rails app and I want to send changes I made to the staging environment on the heroku server (cli: git push staging master). However, when I push my code I get the following error.