Hello sorry for my bad english.
When I change something in the project whose remaining disk space is 91MB, “Reconnecting” is displayed first. Then, “No space left on device” is displayed in logs. And when the screen says “Connected”, the project restarts but starts with installing node even if the project has enough storage space. And when they are finished, the program restarts in its original state. I would like to change this back so that any changes I make to the program only do a simple reboot without reinstalling node, how can I do that?
you’ll have to free up space so that the install process can finish successfully. then it’ll restart normally after an edit without reinstalling.
clarification: it’s installing dependency libraries, not node itself
extra note: unfortunate that there’s a discrepancy between the disk available stat and the disk actually being out of space, but yeah there are cases when this happens
After deleting multiple large files, it worked fine. thank you!
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Even if I delete a large file just before updating the program, it seems like I have to delete some files every time I update the program.
Also, it seems like the limit of 199MB has not been reached. If you have any other possible causes, I would appreciate it if you could let me know.
Addendum: The error message “no space left on device” at the top is no longer displayed.
the limit is on the size of the block device that contains the filesystem that is mounted on /app. certain tools look at the sum of file sizes or similar, which leaves out some overhead.
how far off is it for you? if it’s off by a lot, one thing I can think of is if there’s open deleted files.