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Possible Bundler 2.5.6 Issues #1432
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This may help: #1430 (comment) |
I did at some point try that and it didn't help, but I can double check. |
I have confirmed that clearing the cache does not resolve this issue. |
I think it is best to open up a support ticket with Heroku to get the attention from @schneems on this. He will probably ask you questions and can probably take a look at your specific app then too. (To be clear, I'm not affiliated with Heroku, just a user/customer myself) |
Thanks, I'll do that. |
Deploys for our app were fine one Feb 27th, but have been failing since Feb 28th. We cannot deploy the git ref that successfully deployed on Feb 27th. My suspicion was that this might be caused by a change in the ruby buildpack, since it doesn't seem to relate to a change in the codebase.
The step that is failing is the
Detecting rake tasks
. It fails like this:I can install the gems locally with exactly the same command that is listed in the logs (
BUNDLE_WITHOUT='development:test' BUNDLE_PATH=vendor/bundle BUNDLE_BIN=vendor/bundle/bin BUNDLE_DEPLOYMENT=1 bundle install -j4
) and runbundle exec rake -P
as the logs indicate and cannot reproduce the issue locally.My assumption is that this issue is related to this change, because when I employ the workaround listed there, I am able to deploy and the build started failing alongside that change.
I'm not exactly sure how to proceed, as I don't really know how to debug this.
Ruby version: 3.0.6
Rails version: 6.1.7.6
Stack: Heroku-20
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