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Standard installation failing - Config failed to initialise #22
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Will have a look into this one this week 😄 |
@taylortom this was the issue that I mentioned on the call today. Happening to me on 1.0.0-rc.3 on Windows 11. the production.config.js file shows this after the failed install
I didn't have this issue when I did the |
Just spent a couple of hours playing around with this. I've discovered that the request body here is empty. Form data is present when the UI sends the message so this is probably an error with the POST event. |
This one should now be fixed in [email protected] |
Unable to install using --prerelease flag |
What happened?
When installing the current 1.0.0-rc.2 pre-release version using the standard installation method, the installer gets to the point where it is asking for server details (mongodb URI, server host/path, etc). Upon entering these details and continuing in the process, the installer throws the following error:
A more detailed error from the server logs is included in the 'relevant log output' field below.
I'm not sure what is causing the error, but it appears to manifest as the 'conf/production.config.js' file being written with no settings in it. If I manually populate the settings of this file, and save it immediately after submitting the form, then the installation process continues to the next step successfully.
Expected behaviour
After entering the configuration settings as part of the installation process, they should be saved in 'conf/production.config.js'.
Steps to reproduce
Authoring tool version
1.0.0-rc.2
Framework version
n/a
What browsers are you seeing the problem on?
Chrome
Relevant log output
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