Ankur Oberoi

Thanks for taking the time to demonstrate this idea with a code contribution. I think this is an interesting discussion. The main reason we removed the logging (even under the...

Application used to reproduce the issue (the git history is useful too): https://github.com/aoberoi/azure-hubot The error is visible in the "Log Stream" view of the app from within the Azure Dashboard....

Actually, setting those environment variables from the Azure dashboard doesn't seem effective. Adding them from the CLI yielded lots more logs to look into. Will take some time to find...

Open question: why doesn't the deploy script use `bin/hubot.cmd` in the hubot app template? It seems like Azure's node-specific deployment scripts are targeting projects that don't have a Windows-friendly launcher...

The most interesting part of the log is in these three lines: ``` MODULE 11880: looking for "D:\\home\\site\\wwwroot\\node_modules\\hubot-slack\\src\\bot" in ["D:\\home\\site\\wwwroot\\node_modules\\hubot-slack"] MODULE 11880: Module._load REQUEST hubot parent: . MODULE 11880: looking...

~All signs point to a deficiency in https://github.com/projectkudu/KuduSync. Given that the project hasn't been touched in over 2 years, and that its forums haven't had any real activity in about...

I think I've gained some understanding after reading the following file: https://github.com/tjanczuk/iisnode/blob/master/src/samples/configuration/web.config In iisnode there's the concept of an interceptor, which is an application that runs instead of the target...

Even if there's a successful workaround with setting our own interceptor, there's some serious limitations to iisnode. It looks like long running processes are just not considered a use case...

@dude0001 i haven't tried the workaround you mentioned, and i'm glad its working for at least a couple people. however, this only solves the loading dependencies problem, and not the...

@dude0001 thanks for point out these settings, i wasn't aware! the combination of these two settings would indeed satisfy all my current concerns. of course, i can't speak from experience...