https://www.deployhq.com/support/build-errors/command-not-found

If you're fetching specific tools to run on your code, you'll need to ensure the appropriate executable … directory is added to your local PATH. … Adding a simple command to your build process should allow the build to find the correct executable. … For example, if you're using `npm install` to retrieve a specific tool, just add your node_modules/bin … directory to your PATH, like so: ```bash PATH=$PATH:/data/node_modules/.bin ``` Anything you

https://www.deployhq.com/support/build-errors/yarn-4

In order to be able to use [Yarn 4](https://yarnpkg.com/blog/release/4.0) to build your node projects … , you will need to add the following commands to your build pipeline: ```bash source /opt/nvm/nvm.sh … Manager) 0.40.3 pre-installed, so you can directly source it from `/opt/nvm/nvm.sh` without needing to … - **Stronger Security:** It includes features like "Hardened Mode" to protect against supply chain … - **Modernizing Yarn:** Requires Node.js 18+ to leverage newer javaScript features.

https://www.deployhq.com/support/deployments/ai-deployment-overviews

DeployHQ now offers the ability to generate AI-powered overviews for your deployments, streamlining communication … If you're on a qualifying plan, you can click the **magic wand icon** to automatically generate this … A few things worth knowing: - Instructions are limited to 1000 characters. … - They apply only to the project you set them on. … DeployHQ also uses AI to generate summaries for archived deployments.

https://www.deployhq.com/guides/express

This guide will show you how to automate deployments of your Node.js Express project using DeployHQ. … - A Node.js Express project **DeployHQ Setup** **Create a Project:** Sign up and log in to … Go to **Projects** > **New Project**. Follow the wizard to connect your project repository. … **Server Configuration:** Go to **Servers** > **New Server**. … Set the **Environment** to `production` and enable **Automatically deploy**.

https://www.deployhq.com/support/build-errors/input-required-build-command

a build pipeline, you may come across an issue where input is required, but this isn't possible due to … If you're seeing a `yes|no`, or perhaps a prompt to enter a password, this will require you to either … abort the deployment, or, wait for the build timeout of 30 minutes to complete. … You will then need to check and ensure that your build commands can be run without any human interaction … In the case of authentication requirements, you might need to create a file such as `auth.json` with

https://www.deployhq.com/support/common-deployment-errors/server-host-key-changed

You may see an error similar to below when you come to run a deployment to a particular project: ` … Alternatively, it could be indicative of someone trying to hijack the connection to your server. ` … `` ``` Error connecting to server your-server. … As the error explains, you can navigate to your server's properties page via the **Servers & Groups**

https://www.deployhq.com/support/build-errors/webpack

In order to be able to use [Webpack](https://webpack.js.org/) to build your node projects, you will need … to first add this step: ```bash npm ci NODE_ENV=production node_modules/webpack/bin/webpack.js … It takes modules as input and generates static assets like bundles (e.g., .js, .css) that are ready to … be deployed to a production server.

https://www.deployhq.com/support/common-repository-errors/bad-object

When running a deployment following changes to your project's repository, you may come across the following … previously deployed commit no longer exists in the repository, you just need click the (change) link next to … This will allow DeployHQ to calculate the changes for deployment correctly and for the deployment to … case that the commit in question doesn't exist in a submodule's remote repository, you'll either need to … navigate to the submodule and run git push to push the commit to the remote, or run git checkout 12345

https://www.deployhq.com/support/common-deployment-errors/no-such-file-open

This error is usually down to permissions. … is either invalid, or the path doesn't yet exist and the user doesn't have the permissions required to … An example of this error would be: ``` error: no such file open "/path/to/my/folder" ``` /path … to create it. … For further information about how to resolve this error please read this [article](Article: #231).

https://www.deployhq.com/support/build-errors/pnpm

In order to be able to use [PNPM](https://pnpm.io/) to build your node projects, you will need to first … According to its creator, Zoltan Kochan, pnpm "**allows you to save gigabytes of disk space**."