Today I tried to upload some new files to parse cloud. As usual I performed the parse deploy command, but this time it didn't finish, it gets stuck in uploading source files notice, no error is shown so far.
I left it there for more than 30 minutes(usually it takes less than 2-4 minutes), and nothing.. What can I do to fix this? or where should I look for a log? I'm using ver 1.4.2, updated because I thought it would help.
Any help appreciated.
You must update the CLI to its latest version (currently 2.1.2) you can go to Parse website
or if you still have problems I created a repo containign the files
https://github.com/JRSosa/ParseCLI
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I'm trying to automate the task of downloading mp3 files from a web site and uploading to another web site. With Puppeteer, I'm able to do this with the following code.
// ... Download the file and save locally
// Sets the value of the file input to fileToUpload
inputUploadHandle.uploadFile(fileToUpload);
// ... submit the form
This works fine on my Mac. I can download the file and upload it through the form submit. When I deployed it on Heroku, I'm aware that Heroku's ephemeral file system will save the file to /app folder. And I'm even able to send that saved file through NodeMailer as an attachment.
But on my Heroku app, when Puppeteer submit the form, the file is not uploaded as it should be. The submit happens as if the file is not selected.
I know I can have work arounds like grabbing the file from my own server. But I'm still curious why this happens. What makes Puppeteer uploadFile to fail on Heroku?
By the way, here are two links that might help with the background:
Practical Puppeteer: How to upload a file programmatically
puppeteer-heroku-buildpack
The solution: if you want to use uploadFile, don't use Puppeteer version 2.1.1, for now stick to 2.0.0. In your package.json:
"puppeteer": "2.0.0"
I checked recently and found out that uploadFile is still broken in Puppeteer 5.5.0.
Here's the detail. When I develop on my Mac, I didn't specify a version for puppeteer. But I happened to be using a version in which uploadFile works. However, every time you push to Heroku, Heroku will check your package.json to install all dependencies. In my case, Heroku updated to the latest version (by the time of this writing 2.1.1) which broke the uploadFile function.
Even though I printed out the Chromium version early on and noticed that Heroku is using a higher version, it never occurred to me that I should test with an older version of Puppeteer. Instead, I spent a lot of time testing other workarounds, which all failed. Any way, once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth.
I'll post an issue on Puppeteer and hope this to be fixed in the next release.
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this is my first time to use fastlane, i want to upload ipa file to testflight, in the Fastfile, i write this:
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but when i excuted 'fastlane beta' in command line, it appeared error "Couldn't find app 'com.xxx.RFTestDemo' on the account of 'aaa#xx.com.cn' on iTunes Connect", i don't know what's wrong, hope someone to help me, thanks very much.
EDIT 2022: This issue popped back up as I was attempting upload to Testflight
FURTHER EDIT: Fastlane 2.204.2 is the official fix - bump to that one or remove the explicit version dependency for 2.204.1 to resolve
I started seeing the same issue this week after not touching the files for quite some time (we use Deliver and Pilotfiles for upload/submissions). From Fastlanes release pages: "There is an issue with how App Store Connect API is handling /v1/apps?filter[bundleId]= where the bundle identifier is greater than 25 characters."
As an interim solution please update fastlane versions to point to 2.204.1 (had to manually specify the version in our Gemfile) this is going to be a temp fix though, so watch for upcoming releases and flip back accordingly
Reference https://github.com/fastlane/fastlane/releases
I faced this same issue when running fastlane ios beta despite having the app correctly set up on my account, and found the cause to be the app identifier in my project's fastlane configuration was mis-spelt using the wrong case (eg 'com.Pxxx' instead of 'com.pxxx').
Correcting this in the first line of ios/fastlane/Appfile fixed the issue for me.
app_identifier("com.xxx")
I have migrated from Parse to back{4}app. I have updated the parse SDK and have been deleting and retrying frameworks for the past two days to no avail. When I go to run the app Xcode returns two errors. 'Parse/PFNullability.h' file not found
and 'failed to import bridging header'. The app works perfectly before I add the new Parse SDK and new code for parse client configuration. But as soon as I update the Parse SDK it returns the errors. I have deleted paths, frameworks a number of times. Updated Xcode to the latest version.
I have read all the relevant posts and none of the answers have worked for me. Any help would be greatly appreciated. SDKs and Parse API are up to date.
First check the Facebook and Parse SDK versions, if you need you can update your Facebook parse version
and update your Parse SDK version.
I just started using PhpDocumentor 2. Everything seems to works and all the files are processed but when it reaches this 'Transform analyzed project into artifacts' it gets stucked for hours and never finishes it.
I was wondering if anybody had this issue before, it would be awesome if you can point me out to the right direction to fix it
Thanks!
phpDocumentor has a mailing list at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/phpdocumentor and issues can be logged at https://github.com/phpDocumentor/phpDocumentor2/issues. You may want to bring this problem to either of those places.
i have recently created my first app and got it onto my ipad, however, i wasn't getting the "phonegap is working" alert. After digging around the code, it seems the onDeviceReady function is not running and i narrowed it down to the phonegap-1.3.0.js, which was missing. I thought that phonegap build this file automatically, but can't seem to find it anywhere. can someone tell me hoe to generate this file or where i can download it?
You should check that you have all the phonegap files that you need, and download the zip file from here: http://phonegap.com/download-thankyou (assuming you're ok with using the latest PhoneGap).
Visit http://code.google.com/a/eclipselabs.org/p/mobile-web-development-with-phonegap/source/browse/trunk/com.mds.apg/resources/phonegap/js/phonegap-1.3.0.js?r=126