Error ID: 43997dd244c04e9c96199d94a8b170bc

[henrymgarrett]

Hey all, I'm trying to deploy an npm workspaces monorepo that uses Typescript project references for code sharing.
When deploying normally (no language specific inputs to the stacktape buildback), I received the following error:
Config:

          packaging:
            type: stacktape-image-buildpack
            properties:
              entryfilePath: ./packages/api/src/index.ts

Error

PACKAGING: Failed to build code at ./packages/api/src/index.ts
          Can't resolve '@receipts-xyz/service' (imported from ./packages/api/src/resolvers/index.ts:4:28).
        There might be 2 reasons this has happened:
          1. These dependencies are not installed.
          2. These dependencies are imported (required) conditionally and your application does not need them, but Stacktape still tries to statically bundle them.

So I tried to include the language specific parameters:

          packaging:
            type: stacktape-image-buildpack
            properties:
              entryfilePath: ./packages/api/src/index.ts
              # The below causes an error for some reason.  TBD
              languageSpecificConfig:
                outputModuleFormat: 'esm'
                tsConfigPath: './packages/api/tsconfig.json'

And receive the following error:

UNEXPECTED_ERROR] An unexpected error occurred. Last captured event: PACKAGE_ARTIFACTS.
[HINT] This error has been anonymously reported to our error monitoring service with id 43997dd244c04e9c96199d94a8b170bc.

The repo structure is like so:

/packages
/api
package.json
tsconfig.json -> this references the service directory tsconfig.json via references
/service
package.json
tsconfig.json
tsconfig.json -> root config that all package tsconfig.json's inherit from

[matuscongrady]

Hello Henry,

The issue you're encountering is (most likely) related to Stacktape not being able to parse your tsconfig.json due to the fact that it includes comments. This has been resolved in version 2.5.5 and should now work properly.

That being said, Stacktape should be able to package (resolve) imports from your workspaces automatically. We've created example projects:

• Monorepo with pnpm: https://github.com/stacktape/starter-monorepo-typescript-pnpm
• Monorepo with npm or yarn: https://github.com/stacktape/starter-monorepo-typescript

Please also make sure that you've run your initial installation using a proper package manager, and that a lockfile for your package manager of choice has been generated.

Note that Stacktape performs package installation before packaging workloads (containers and lambda functions), that use stacktape-native buildpack. It deduces the correct package manager based on the lockfile being present in the repository, and defaults to npm if none has been found.

[simi-obs]

Closing as resolved