dev not working about kpop-stack

[kasperstorgaard]

This is after following the guide of building first.

Similar @kasperstorgaard what version of the Netlify CLI are you using?

I actually got it working, not sure what the issue was, could have been my own mistake.

[maxcell]

Thank you for this report! I think we will need to modify the README to include this manual build step so you get the generated server files.

It still is perplexing to me that after building manually you're seeing files changed but the website isn't reflecting those changes 🤔. That step I cannot reproduce myself, it still automatically reloads and shows the changes. Do they appear for you at all with a manual refresh of the browser at all? Could you also share your node & package manager version?

[kasperstorgaard]

I can't even get that far, the server "hangs" on netlify dev, and when I kill that process the localhost:3000 message appears.
This is after following the guide of building first.

npm run dev

after killing process

node version: 16.4.2

[RufusK]

node: 16.14.4
npm:8.5.0

Thanks for your quick reply.
Apparently it doesnt run the command specified in netlify.toml:
[dev]
command = "remix watch"
port = 3000
When i run remix watch myself in a separate terminal, everything works fine. (even without running 'npm run build' before)

[maxcell]

@RufusK That's also very interesting that it isn't running. What version of the netlify-cli are you using?

[maxcell]

This is after following the guide of building first.

Similar @kasperstorgaard what version of the Netlify CLI are you using?

[RufusK]

when i run netlify -v:
netlify-cli/6.7.1 win32-x64 node-v16.14.2

[maxcell]

@RufusK I notice your version is at 6.7.1 and latest is at 10.4.0 (https://github.com/netlify/cli). Could you try updating and see what the impact is?

[leofmoura]

I can't make it work too. What am I missing here?

node --version: v18.1.0

Running: npm run dev

Getting this issue when creating a user:

[maxcell]

Howdy @leofmoura I think your issue may be separate so I've opened up #50 to further that dialog there.

[maxcell]

I think we're coming to a head with this problem and gonna try to work on this with #56

[maxcell]

This should be complete now that #56 is merged. You will be able to use npm run dev and get hot reloading! If you want to examine and test Netlify features such as redirects or functions, you can run ntl dev