Hey all,
This issue was likely to be affecting multiple users. It was related to a
change in the deployment pipeline to improve performance of deployments.
One possible fix is to run:
gcloud config set app/use_appengine_api True
One could also attempt to use appcfg for deployment.
If this is
We are experiencing the same issue on our java app: some parts of the app
are missing.
Il giorno mer 13 gen 2016 alle ore 15:57 Giuseppe Reina <
giusep...@google.com> ha scritto:
> We are currently investigating on few reports of this issue. As a
> workaround you can either deploy via the old ap
We are currently investigating on few reports of this issue. As a
workaround you can either deploy via the old appcfg tool [1,2] or use
gcloud by disabling the use_appengine_api flag, e.g.
> gcloud config set app/use_appengine_api False
Sincerely,
Google Cloud Platform Support
[1]: https://c
I am seeing the exact same issue and just like Andreas, we didn't change
anything in the appengine directory and have local test cases that all
pass. I tried clearing the staging bucket as well and it didn't help.
Here's very similar traceback.
Traceback (most recent call last): File
"/base/da
Can you attempt to check the python path during initialization
(appengine_config.py) and also attempt to add the relevant "roger"
directory? I know this is a sanity-check, but does roger/ contain an
__init__.py file?
Is it possible to check the size on disk of the versions against what the
Ver
I'm still unable to get any further with this. I also tried emptying the
staging bucket in Cloud Storage. The only real difference I can find is
that App Engine v1.9.31 came out recently.
On Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 6:03:18 PM UTC-5, Andreas Blixt wrote:
>
> I've tried rebuilding the entire
I've tried rebuilding the entire source directory from scratch and there is
still no difference. What I do notice is that the App Engine Versions list
claims my source changed from 9.8 MB to 5.3 MB which clearly is wrong when
all that changed was a few lines of code. I'm starting to suspect this
