Deployment failure

[hapaxlife]

Automatic Deployment fails with no detail/log in Github (production fail message only) ou dash.deno (no warning of failure)

I found the origin of the error when I unlik/link the project to repository

Error The deployment failed: HTTP status client error (404 Not Found) for url (https://deno.land/std@/path/mod.ts)

[ije]

please try to change https://deno.land/std@/path/mod.ts -> https://deno.land/[email protected]/path/mod.ts

[vwkd]

I’m having a similar issue. The deployment fails, but the failure is only show in the GitHub Environments page without any error logs. Deno Dashboard doesn’t even list the failed deployments. This makes it nearly impossible to figure out where the error in the code is.

Deno Deploy doesn’t show newer failed deployments (time difference of 1h to GitHub is likely another bug)

GitHub shows newer failed deployments

Would be useful to show the failure with the error message on the Deno Deploy Dashboard instead of only on GitHub.

[Joyzen]

can deno/deploy show failure logs? my project run local correct but deploy failure and I don't know why.

[niklasHagner]

+1 My https://dash.deno.com/projects/some-project/deployments shows the last deploy was a success from 7 days ago. Nothing else. No information that any deploy has ever failed.

Meanwhile over on github.com I've made multiple commits in the past week and some are shown as :x: Failed to deploy. See commit comment for more info. But I cannot find any comments on any commits in my entire repo.

[karfau]

Same here, no trace of what the issue is for me, is there a way to trigger it manually to see what the issue is? (reconnecting the repo doesn't seem to work for me since I only have one, removing it disables the save button since I have to pick at least one. But the one I just removed doesn't appear in the list of possible repos to connect.) Currenlty I'm not able to deploy anything.

[capogreco]

I am also having this problem. Where can I find information about why my code is failing the check?

[audionerd]

The GitHub API provides access to Deployment status listings, and their description field will provide a failure message.

If you have GitHub CLI, you can list recent deployments with:

gh api /repos/{owner}/{repo}/deployments

... and view the status of a deployment, and its description field, with

gh api /repos/{owner}/{repo}/deployments/{deployment_id}/statuses

[arnauorriols]

Hi everybody, we have added failed deployments to the deployments list, together with the error message, and the ability to see the build logs of all deployments. All this will be available going forward for new deployments (no retrofitting). I believe this covers all the feedback provided in this issue, right? I'm closing now, but feel free to reopen if you want to elaborate further.