Closed jamescgibson closed 8 years ago
try running it with GODE_DEBUG=1
@dickeyxxx Thanks! Unfortunately, no dice;
james@bb-8:~/dev/quottly-demo$ GODE_DEBUG=1 heroku
heroku-cli: Installing Toolbelt v4...
And it just hangs.
@jamescgibson Could you set GODE_DEBUG=info
and try again? This will not fix your problem, but should give us the logging information needed to fix it.
@ransombriggs I already asked him to do that
It looks like it got stuck at an another step though. It seems like your internet connection might be unreliable. You could try running it with HEROKU_DEBUG=1 but I'm not sure that would show more information.
GODE_DEBUG=info
eventually worked, showed it hanging randomly after downloading different pacages. After five or six times, success. Not sure what to make of it, maybe I have an odd configuration that's causing problems - frustrating that something as common as a slightly unreliable residential internet connection can throw npm for a loop, heh.
Really appreciate the help @ransombriggs and @dickeyxxx !
there are (unfortunately) lots of things it has to download. We're working to reduce that though.
Every time I run any
heroku
command I get e.g.:This will hang for north of 20 minutes with no network activity.
I'm on 14.04. I've tried every combination of:
ruby 2.3.0 with rvm ruby 2.2.3 with rvm node 4.1.1 with nvm node 5.6 with nvm heroku installed using the apt package heroku installed standalone
And no dice. I'm fairly confident in my ability to debug this, but am not even sure where to start - the fact that I can't get any output all is frustrating.
This only started yesterday, fwiw, and I have heroku toolbelt working away happily on another machine with 15.10.
Extra Info
The last few lines of ~/.heroku/errors.log:
Update:
As is traditional, immediately after making this issue, I found
~/.heroku/
and decided to delete it and try installing again - no dice, same hang on "Installing core plugins..."There are, after deleting and running
heroku
again, the following files in~/.heroku
: