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NodeJS and Python Serverless Funciton in same project
Hmm, I just tried deploying the hello-world Python template and that is also erroring when I run it locally but works when hosted on Vercel, accesed via *.vercel.app url. But the...
NodeJS and Python Serverless Funciton in same project
Hey, I managed to make some progress but I'm still doing something wrong. This repository: https://github.com/NazCodeland/vite-vercel works when I push it to Vercel. I can access...
NodeJS and Python Serverless Funciton in same project
Thank you for the response and I apologize for misreading the other help thread. I deployed a project that contains Node & Python serverless functions to Vercel and both endpoints...
NodeJS and Python Serverless Funciton in same project
Hello, I have a Nodejs project which contains some serverless functions within `api/` and its working fine. I also have a Python script that I would like to include in my project...
"build": "tsc && vite build" not compiling ts files to js in Vercel?
Good idea. in summary, it turned out to be all due to my lack of understanding rather than it being something to do with Vercel or using Bun as a package manager on Vercel. In...
"build": "tsc && vite build" not compiling ts files to js in Vercel?
I managed to get it working and learned a few things along the way :D. Would close this myself but it says I don't have the permission to do that. Please close this.
"build": "tsc && vite build" not compiling ts files to js in Vercel?
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Getting GLIBC_2.27 error when running Playwright
Sorry for the delayed response. I started from scratch and changed the Node.js version to 20.x and it gave me the error that "it looks like playwright was just installed, please...
Getting GLIBC_2.27 error when running Playwright
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