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I tried commenting out |
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Hi! I've converted this to a discussion because it's doesn't seem like this is an issue with the gem, but I would love for you to get some help from the community if someone knows what's going on. |
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I’m seeing a similar error, too. When running
But interestingly, when I run that command directly, it works:
Also interestingly, if I add It feels like there’s some weird lookup/resolving happening. As a test, I completely deleted my |
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@tysongach - I'm in the same boat. |
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Sorry for the late reply to you all. I eventually got this to work, but I am not absolutely sure how I fixed it. As I recall, I had to add the specific architecture for my linux server (which is different than my M1 Mac). I ran this command: |
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I'm having the same problem, it happens when I add flowbite plugin to the app as below. I'm using Rails with importmap.
I think main issue is flowbite/plugin cannot resolve the require for I'm debugging this since two days with no solution. Any ideas? |
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Did you try to run this command on your dev machine and then redeploy to production? bundle lock --add-platform x86_64-linuxOn Jul 22, 2023, at 6:17 AM, Mehmet Beydogan ***@***.***> wrote:
I'm having the same problem, it happens when I add flowbite plugin to the app. I'm using Rails with importmap as below:
plugins: [
***@***.***/forms'),
***@***.***/aspect-ratio'),
***@***.***/typography'),
require('flowbite/plugin'),
]
I think main issue is flowbite/plugin cannot resolve the require for tailwindcss/defaultTheme as in here.
I'm debugging this since two days with no solution. Any ideas?
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When adding
I think the error message might be misleading. The same error happens when adding |
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My Error:
my tailwind.config.js:
my package.json:
Rails 6 Deploying to heroku and this is the error I kept getting. I tried a bunch of fixes that did not work before I found this thread. Going through it I read the above comment and got an idea. I simply moved my daisyui from Updated package.json:
I just cut/pasted and then ran Side note: After this I got that
to
I hope this helps someone else in the future. |
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I ran into the same My current workaround:
Not ideal, but this is working for me in a Rails 7.1 app using |
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I am running into a serious blocker when I attempt to deploy my Rails 7.0.5 project (using Ruby 3.1.2) to my Ubuntu 20.04 server. My project was setup using the rails
--css tailwind
option so tailwindcss-rails was preinstalled. Everything works just fine in development mode, but when I deploy using Capistrano I end of getting a bunch of errors beginning with the following one, all related to tailwindcss. I have made sure to configure bundler as prescribed usingbundle lock --add-platform <platform-name>
with the appropriate info for my platform.Here is my tailwind.config.js
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