Reputation: 9886
I get this error on my Rails 5.1.1 app that I just hosted on Heroku
2017-06-22T05:15:05.148829+00:00 app[web.1]: F, [2017-06-22T05:15:05.148717 #4] FATAL -- : [ef509b29-8637-41b3-8224-4423dbf2b2ed]
2017-06-22T05:15:05.148948+00:00 app[web.1]: F, [2017-06-22T05:15:05.148883 #4] FATAL -- : [ef509b29-8637-41b3-8224-4423dbf2b2ed] ActionView::Template::Error (Can't find sales.js in /app/public/packs/manifest.json. Is webpack still compiling?):
2017-06-22T05:15:05.149203+00:00 app[web.1]: F, [2017-06-22T05:15:05.149103 #4] FATAL -- : [ef509b29-8637-41b3-8224-4423dbf2b2ed] 1: %div#sale
2017-06-22T05:15:05.149206+00:00 app[web.1]: [ef509b29-8637-41b3-8224-4423dbf2b2ed] 2: = javascript_pack_tag 'sales'
2017-06-22T05:15:05.149297+00:00 app[web.1]: F, [2017-06-22T05:15:05.149231 #4] FATAL -- : [ef509b29-8637-41b3-8224-4423dbf2b2ed]
2017-06-22T05:15:05.149398+00:00 app[web.1]: F, [2017-06-22T05:15:05.149328 #4] FATAL -- : [ef509b29-8637-41b3-8224-4423dbf2b2ed] app/views/sales/new.html.haml:2:in `_app_views_sales_new_html_haml___2340659139987297731_36903000'
2017-06-22T05:15:07.004434+00:00 heroku[router]: at=info method=GET path="/favicon.ico" host=planetlauncher.herokuapp.com request_id=8bca0b65-0d4a-494f-88c7-a4b31c2ff6dc fwd="202.163.79.6" dyno=web.1 connect=1ms service=2ms status=200 bytes=143 protocol=https
There's only one route
Rails.application.routes.draw do
root 'sales#new'
resources :sales
end
My app has a single view:
# sales/new.html.haml
%div#sale
= javascript_pack_tag 'sales'
The view is replaced by a React component at app/javascript/packs/sales.jsx
on load.
The app works flawlessly in development, I ran rails assets:precompile
before pushing, and deployed to Heroku.
Edit: Full source is available here
Upvotes: 1
Views: 846
Reputation: 9886
According this @gauravtiwari
from this github thread:
So either - remove [ the
/public/packs
line] from gitignore or don't precompile locally and let heroku do it i.e. delete the public/assets folderBTW there is one gotcha - webpacker:compile depends on assets:precompile so best is to leave it to Heroku and don't compile assets locally.
So following his advice, I git revert
my commits that precompiled assets locally and everything starte working.
You can either do what I did or run rm -rf /public/assets
to get rid of your precompiled assets.
I suppose you can go one step further and add /public/assets
to your .gitignore
to ensure no one accidentally compiles assets in the future.
I'm leaving this question up because I got this weirdness from a vanilla rails app, someone else is bound to run into and upvote my answer since it helped them ;)
Upvotes: 1