When I try to deploy the project it hangs on “building frontend…”
Anyone else had this issue?
thanks!
Did you try the command “dfx upgrade”? I believe dfx is at 0.13.* range now (but I could be wrong, need to verify).
I have tried to upgrade and was told was at latest version. I also reinstalled with same result. I am using manjaro if that helps.
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Ok let me psss this to the sdk team. Sorry I couldn’t be more helpful. I’m sure they’ll be able to help.
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Thanks for your help!
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I tried the solution you offered.
So just “dfx new one” and got this:
Changed the package.json file. “generate”: “dfx --identity anonymous generate one_backend”
and got this:
That sounds like you didn’t start your local replica. dfx start --clean --background should do the trick. If you follow these steps you should be up and running in a few minutes.
So dfx was running.
Not sure if this is helpful or not but I “dfx stop” and started again with: “dfx start --clean --background”:
then tried to deploy again:
dfx start fails? I haven’t seen that happen in a long time, especially with --clean. Let’s try manually cleaning up any state that’s left over.
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dfx stopin case anything is still running -
dfx start -vvvvto start with debug output - cancel the running dfx start (Ctrl+C)
- In the output from
dfx start -vvvvyou should see a line that starts withdata directory:that points to a folder. In my case it is/Users/<user name>/Library/Application Support/org.dfinity.dfx/network/local rm -rf <folder you found in step 4>- start the replica again (
dfx start --clean, with or without--background, as you prefer) - try deploying again
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Thank you. That worked. I could have had relics from the past still around as I have upgraded and reinstalled a few times now 
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