Migrate from Heroku
Long time Heroku customer here wanted to migrate to Railway and instantly the app failed. Not the best experience so far.
executor failed running [/bin/bash -ol pipefail -c composer install]: exit code: 2
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afb51a36-f9df-4a10-9db0-9373e32aac92
Fairly simple Laravel app
Please send the entire build log
That’s the very bottom error in the error trace
Is that good?
Yeah that works
looks like you need to update php
Update php where?
by declaring a newer php package, do you have a nixpacks.toml?
Nope, just deployed my GitHub project as it said
These were my buildpacks on Heroku
Should I create one?
gotcha, here are the nixpacks.toml docs. In the phases.setup section add a php package.
https://nixpacks.com/docs/configuration/file
Configuration File Reference | Nixpacks
App source + Nix packages + Docker = Image
I’m looking for the correct one now, you can find all available packages here https://search.nixos.org/packages?channel=22.11&from=0&size=50&sort=relevance&type=packages&query=php
I got a Procfile
that’s not going to help us, you may have to delete it
if you set a setup package to php-with-extensions it should detect the correct version
make sure you don’t delete the element containing the ellipses, that just means for nixpacks to install all the packages it thinks are appropriate in addition to what you tell it to
Ok
if php-with-extensions doesn’t work then try just php
I never can remember which name to use
I will check thanks
Honestly this entire things feels like its going to add a lot of complexity, after this I'll probably have issues setting up the SSL certificates with CDN and such. I might just stay with Heroku for now. Thanks for help however