[TRI-857] Record the setup experience and provide feedback

[matt-aitken]

We are looking for 10 people to record themselves doing the setup experience of the product.

For each completed recording, we'll be giving a $100 tip using Algora.

Purpose

We are trying to make the initial experience better. That includes the CLI, in-app onboarding, and the quick start docs.

Requirements

• You haven't used the product before.
• You do a continuous screen recording with your microphone turned on, ideally camera too but that's optional.
• Say aloud what you're thinking.

What should go in the video

Try and do the following:

1. Create a Trigger.dev account: https://cloud.trigger.dev
   1. Use the invite code: continuous-delivery-862
2. Go through the process of getting setup. Behave how you normally would trying to get it working.
3. Get the example Job running

If you get stuck or experience a bug, that's very useful. Don't cut this out of the video. Please share using the method below.

Submission

Do not create a Pull Request.

1. Add a comment to this issue with the video attached.
2. (Optional but appreciated) Add any comments you have about how things could be better.
3. We will send you the £100 tip using Algora

_{From SyncLinear.com | TRI-857}

[samejr]

Thanks to everyone who contributed to this issue – your feedback has been really helpful 🙏

[abhishekmishragithub]

@matt-aitken or @samejr can you or someone help me with digging more with the error? or the cloud is still experimental? I wanted to explore more about how the jobs are done.

[samejr]

Hey @abhishekmishragithub im still going through some other videos but will get back to you when i've checked yours out properly.

[abhishekmishragithub]

Hey @abhishekmishragithub im still going through some other videos but will get back to you when i've checked yours out properly.

Sure! Thanks.

[IMPranshu]

Hey @abhishekmishragithub which node version are you running?

[abhishekmishragithub]

Hey @abhishekmishragithub which node version are you running?

v20.0.0

[IMPranshu]

Ok. One thing I have found is this error occurs when the CLI is not able to make a remote connection, which can be solved by using a different api key but in this case you might have to signup with a different account altogether. Can you try doing that once and see if it resolves the error?

[abhishekmishragithub]

Ok. One thing I have found is this error occurs when the CLI is not able to make a remote connection, which can be solved by using a different api key but in this case you might have to signup with a different account altogether. Can you try doing that once and see if it resolves the error?

I will use different accounts and test. Will follow the approach mentioned in the docs. Thanks!

[IMPranshu]

Also try upgrading or downgrading node version. I am using v20.3.1 and didn't face this issue but there are reports for other apps getting timeout error for v20.0.0

see this https://github.com/npm/cli/issues/3078