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I am trying to deploy a very simple python script with a handful of dependencies via doctl and I just keep running into issue after issue:
It seems the only way to install dependencies is to include a build script. However it is not clear without a ton of digging that snap installations will not let you build locally
the deploy when building remotely appears to hang because there is no output whatsoever until the build is complete
installing just 3 dependencies seems impossible. The build times out (and there's no way to change that timeout) every time
If I add the --verbose-build flag then I get some stout back, but only so much before I just get 413 Payload Too Large instead.
I also got an out of memory error once for the build. It's literally just running pip.
--verbose and --trace don't change the output at all
Environment:
doctl version:
doctl version 1.120.2-release
Git commit hash: 34e9fbb
Describe the Issue:
I am trying to deploy a very simple python script with a handful of dependencies via doctl and I just keep running into issue after issue:
413 Payload Too Large
instead.Environment:
doctl version 1.120.2-release
Git commit hash: 34e9fbb
Additional Details:
my requirements.txt:
my build.sh
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