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Turn a Git repo into a collection of interactive notebooks. This is Binder's user documentation repository.
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Build was successful but pages failed to load #224

Closed gloriamacia closed 3 years ago

gloriamacia commented 3 years ago

Bug description

The build of my project is successful but the page files to load and returns a 404 : Not Found Error as described here though I have no Dockerfile. I am following the fastai book tutorial on how to deploy models on binder as shortly described in this blog post. I added a requirements.txt file as well as a runtime.txt file in my github repo and docker image builds correctly, only the server fails to load the page afterward. As it is the very last step, the logs provide no useful information of what is going on.

How to reproduce

Follow Step 7 of the blog post tutorial with my repo details. Should be a simple copy paste of the repo URL and the notebook name. Select URL (not file) adding before the notebook name /voila/render/.

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betatim commented 3 years ago

It sounds like this is more of a support type of question as your repo launches on mybinder.org for me (without using voila). I think you will have more luck posting on the forum.