Vite 504 Error Fix
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### Steps to Resolve:
#### 1. **Clear Vite Cache**
Vite stores optimized dependencies in a cache. Clearing this cache can often resolve the issue:
– Stop the Vite development server.
– Run the following command in your project root to clear Vite’s cache:
rm -rf node_modules/.vite– Restart the Vite server:
npm run dev#### 2. **Upgrade Dependencies**
Make sure that your project and Vite dependencies are up-to-date:
– Update Vite and its related dependencies in `package.json`:
npm update vite– Reinstall all dependencies to ensure compatibility:
rm -rf node_modules package-lock.json
npm install#### 3. **Check the Vite Config**
Review your `vite.config.js` file for any misconfigurations. Ensure that dependencies like `vue` are included in the `optimizeDeps` or `server.proxy` settings if necessary:
– Example:
optimizeDeps: {
include: ['vue'],
},#### 4. **Restart Docker Containers**
If you are running the project inside Docker (as you are), dependencies might not be reflected due to caching in the container. Perform these steps:
– Stop and remove all containers:
docker-compose down– Remove cached volumes if necessary:
docker volume prune– Rebuild and restart:
docker-compose up --build#### 5. **Inspect the Network**
The `504` error suggests a timeout issue. This could indicate:
– Network connectivity issues between your browser and the server.
– A slow or unresponsive server.
Ensure the Vite development server is running and accessible at `http://ec2-13-60-77-224.eu-north-1.compute.amazonaws.com:3000`.
#### 6. **Debug in Browser**
Use the browser developer tools to:
– Check the `Network` tab for the request details.
– Confirm that the `vue.js` file is being requested from the correct path.
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### Additional Tips:
– If you recently updated `vue` or other dependencies, Vite may require re-optimization. Clear the cache and restart the server.
– If this persists, consider explicitly specifying the version of `vue` and `vite` to ensure compatibility.
Let me know how it goes!