fail to push code: output size limit exceeded: 0.00 MB > 262.14 MB ?

[lihugang]

I'm using nuxt to build my project, however, when I pushed my codes, I met this error. (It seemed that engine = nuxt went wrong so I set the engine to the custom, the following is my Spacefile:

# Spacefile Docs: https://go.deta.dev/docs/spacefile/v0
v: 0
micros:
  - name: copilot
    src: ./
    engine: custom
    primary: true
    public: true
    commands:
      - pnpm install
      - pnpm build
    run: /usr/bin/env node .output/server/index.mjs

)

How can I do to deal with it? Could you help me? I am always thankful for your helping.

[pomdtr]

Is your application hosted in a github repository ?

[lihugang]

No, but I can host them in GitHub now. Is there any method to deploy with GitHub?

[pomdtr]

Our community maintain a github action to deploy space apps: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/deta-space-deployment-github-action. I was mainly asking in order to be able to reproduce your error on my end. Sending me a zip of your code would also work

[lihugang]

Thank for your suggestions. The problem has been solved. Because I set engine: custom, the node_modules directory was pushed to the server which caused the package was too large that exceeded the size limit.

[Abidat-Adewunmi]

Please what is the solution/suggestion. i have the same issue and don't see any solution here. Kindly assist

[lihugang]

@Abidat-Adewunmi
Are you using node? If you are using node, please set engine: nodejs16 to prevent pushing node_modules to the server. Or you can use webpack to pack your code so as to reduce your micro size(please create a new directory which contains the code you built to push)

For common situations, removing some modules which is not so important or using smaller packages instead is a good choice.
You can also split your codes and dependencies and put them in different micros.

(I’m a student and my native language is not English, if there are some mistakes or impolite contents in my words, please forgive them.(>﹏<))

[abdelhai]

@pomdtr we should fix the bug displaying 0.00 MB instead of the actual size.

[Abidat-Adewunmi]

Hi,I am using python, so I set my engine to : python 3.9 and the module is scikit-learn. I am not sure if there are smaller packages.Best RegardsAbidat A Akin-AdedotunOn Jul 1, 2023, at 3:53 AM, lihugang ***@***.***> wrote: Are you using node? If you are using node, please set engine: nodejs16 to prevent pushing node_modules to the server. Or you can use webpack to pack your code so as to reduce your micro size(please create a new directory which contains the code your built to push) For common conditions, removing some modules which is not so important or using smaller packages instead is a good choice. You can also split your codes and dependencies and put them in different micros. (I’m a student and my native language is not English, if there are some mistakes or impolite contents in my words, please forgive them.(>﹏<)) —Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: ***@***.***>