500 page unavailable
I'm getting the biggest headache, searching for a solution in the last 3 hours. Out of nowhere, my pages won't load anymore, unless I go directly from my frontpage/index page to route to other pages.
I have seen solutions on the web like:
- adding vue-router
- adding vue
- changing nitropack versions
and whatever.. But nothing seemed to work, I'm a bit frustrated because I literally did not change anything besides a little content update, please, someone that knows of this issue lately and how to 100% fix it?
I'm hosting it on Netlify.
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Based on the information provided in the knowledge sources, I can offer some insights and potential solutions for your 500 error issue. However, it's important to note that the exact cause of your specific problem isn't directly addressed in the given documents. Here are some relevant points and suggestions:
1. Error Handling: Nuxt provides built-in error handling mechanisms. You might want to implement a custom error page to better understand what's causing the 500 error. You can do this by adding an
error.vue file in your source directory Docs > Getting-started > Error Handling > Error Page (https://nuxt.com/docs/getting-started/error-handling#error-page).
2. Chunk Loading Errors: If you're experiencing issues with JS chunks not loading, which can cause navigation problems, Nuxt has built-in support for handling these errors. You might want to check if this is related to your issue Docs > Getting-started > Error Handling > Errors with JS Chunks (https://nuxt.com/docs/getting-started/error-handling#errors-with-js-chunks).
3. Deployment Configuration: Since you're hosting on Netlify, which is a static hosting service, ensure that your Nuxt configuration is set up correctly for static hosting. You might want to review your nuxt.config.ts file and make sure the ssr property is set correctly for your use case Docs > Getting-started > Deployment > Learn More (https://nuxt.com/docs/getting-started/deployment#learn-more).
4. CDN Issues: If you're using Netlify's CDN, make sure that any CDN-related settings are not interfering with your Nuxt application. Some CDN settings can cause issues with Nuxt apps Docs > Getting-started > Deployment > CDN Proxy (https://nuxt.com/docs/getting-started/deployment#cdn-proxy).
5. Debugging: To better understand what's causing the 500 error, you might want to implement more robust error logging. You can use Nuxt's error handling hooks to capture and log errors Docs > Getting-started > Error Handling (https://nuxt.com/docs/getting-started/error-handling).
If these suggestions don't resolve your issue, you might want to consider seeking help from the Nuxt community. You can open a GitHub Discussion or seek professional help if needed Docs > Community > Getting Help (https://nuxt.com/docs/community/getting-help).
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can someone remove this spam answer
nothing sseems to work might just step off this framework if literal doing nothing breaks it
even nuxtui-pro template stopped working
its just not reliable to run a webstore with stuff happening like this
Bump
I started getting this issue after upgrading from 3.13.0 to latest.
I tried downgrading back to 3.13.0, but even that doesn't seem to work.
Yeah its insane
Well I moved to my laptop, with the same code.
I even used an old commit that worked back then, and now doesn't
Reverted literally all commitd and merges
Reproduction, no. It works on localhost, and on a prod build.
I had the lock files. I even deleted them to install it again
Even tried with multiple package managers
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Getting 500 error after Nuxt project deployment
Hi there! I’ve been building my portfolio website on top of Nuxt for about a year or so and didn’t have much issue with deployments. Just last week I made some tiny update to my repo and tried to deploy, and noticed no matter what I do, I keep getting a 500 error after the site is deployed. There are no error logs anywhere, both locally or in...
This is btw the same issue
But the solution that worked, didn't work for me
Could it be due to vue being on "latest" in override in my package.json
Because somewhere I've read that it has to do with vue-router
That has a dependency of devtools-api or something like that, that cant be found
But the weird thing is, our package versions are all the same, both on the old working deployment publish, and on what im trying to publish at this moment
No they are numbers exact the same
Yes.
Currently not able to download it on my phone.
But this is how its after trying everything.
Before I tried everything, nuxt was on 3.13.2, and vue-router was not in overrides, and nitropack 2.9.7 was also not installed seperarely.
But before that, it wasn't working anymore too.
I will do this when im home, and let you know! 🙂
Sorry for the ^ version confusion
Aah
So I just have to get to my pc. Check what it has installed, and use these versions but hardcoded without ^
Do I need to check the package.json for that, or the lockfile? Im not sure if the package updates out of itself
With "latest"? Or would u recommend a version thats compatible
I tried this... exact version without ^. Deleted lockfile and installed.
But still didnt work.
And yes i am also deploying on netlify.
Works on local but not on netlify
I added them. Now its working 🙂
Thanks !!
Would you mind sharing the package.json in DM so I have some comparison possibility when im home
I am not sure if this is related... but now i am getting hydration error after deployed... but nothing in dev or preview
Got it
it fixed it for me too
The only thing is, I dont really like the way I solved it.. because im not sure, if this is the best practice. Do you know by any chance, if this is how its done lately to run nuxt?
Because it feels like im in a dependency hell right now that I need to hack every time to get it fixed
Ah hm okay, might be new in that case, as back when I started the project I only saw the overrides vue latest. Thank you very, very much.
Really appreciate it.
Awesome, well now I have learned something new. Use static versions, or keep an eye in sight on all updates.
Very good to learn for me as a JR. Thanks alot.