Closed jstashh closed 5 years ago
This might be specific to my machine but thought I would raise an issue about it.
I just did a fresh clone of the project and ran vapor update
vapor update
If I run it and go to localhost:8080 I get:
localhost:8080
{ error: true, reason: "Something went wrong." }
If I debug it and print out the error I get:
(MongoKitten.MongoKittenError) $R0 = { kind = unableToConnect reason = noAvailableHosts errorReply = nil }
This could just be Xcode playing tricks on me, or ironically me not setting up the project properly given I wrote the installation instructions. Is anyone else experiencing this?
Did you try to remove the Xcode project and run vapor xcode again? It may solve your problem.
vapor xcode
@ahmetws Yes, Xcode just got in a bad mood... classic. It works fine
This might be specific to my machine but thought I would raise an issue about it.
I just did a fresh clone of the project and ran
vapor update
If I run it and go to
localhost:8080
I get:If I debug it and print out the error I get:
This could just be Xcode playing tricks on me, or ironically me not setting up the project properly given I wrote the installation instructions. Is anyone else experiencing this?