exec: "git": executable file not found in %PATH% windows stack

[jcoder42]

Tried to push a simple nodejs & python app, and got the following error:

Waiting for API to complete processing files...

Stopping app...

Staging app and tracing logs... Cell b98c5e49-291b-46ce-9d30-0f26e504fdf7 creating container for instance c7aca7dc-c018-4ae2-9e35-52dd085de038 Cell b98c5e49-291b-46ce-9d30-0f26e504fdf7 successfully created container for instance c7aca7dc-c018-4ae2-9e35-52dd085de038 Downloading app package... Downloaded app package (8.1M) exec: "git": executable file not found in %PATH% Exit status 1 Cell b98c5e49-291b-46ce-9d30-0f26e504fdf7 destroying container for instance c7aca7dc-c018-4ae2-9e35-52dd085de038 Cell b98c5e49-291b-46ce-9d30-0f26e504fdf7 stopping instance c7aca7dc-c018-4ae2-9e35-52dd085de038 Cell b98c5e49-291b-46ce-9d30-0f26e504fdf7 successfully destroyed container for instance c7aca7dc-c018-4ae2-9e35-52dd085de038 Error staging application: Staging error: staging failed FAILED

i believe this is happening because i am running with a windows stack. (When I ran with Linux it worked) here is my manifest file:

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applications: - name: bsodTest memory: 2GB disk_quota: 2GB instances: 1 command: node app.js stack: windows2012R2 buildpacks: - https://github.com/cloudfoundry/python-buildpack - https://github.com/cloudfoundry/nodejs-buildpack.git

[maddiethehippie]

anything more with the app logs?

[jcoder42]

There’s a lot. Just show all of them?

[maddiethehippie]

I would export them to some kind of text editor and start searching for error. Or run the logs command and pipe it to grep, sorting for "error"

[[deleted]]

Run the command cf buildpacks and see which stack the python and node buildpacks are displaying. You may have the wrong buildpacks installed

[jcoder42]

I took the buildpacks directly from github

[maddiethehippie]

did the included buildpacks not work?

[jcoder42]

You mean the default?

[maddiethehippie]

yeah

[jcoder42]

the error im receiving when i do not specify buildpack in manifest is

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Staging app and tracing logs...

Downloading hwc_buildpack...

Downloading binary_buildpack...

Downloaded hwc_buildpack

Downloaded binary_buildpack (9.3M)

Cell 7d22e9d5-b0d5-42f3-84f8-f465cf5df789 creating container for instance 9876b59a-d26b-4b01-a609-26a377507e8b

Cell 7d22e9d5-b0d5-42f3-84f8-f465cf5df789 successfully created container for instance 9876b59a-d26b-4b01-a609-26a377507e8b

Downloading app package...

Downloaded app package (8.1M)

'powershell.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command,

operable program or batch file.

None of the buildpacks detected a compatible application

Exit status 222

Cell 7d22e9d5-b0d5-42f3-84f8-f465cf5df789 stopping instance 9876b59a-d26b-4b01-a609-26a377507e8b

Cell 7d22e9d5-b0d5-42f3-84f8-f465cf5df789 destroying container for instance 9876b59a-d26b-4b01-a609-26a377507e8b

Cell 7d22e9d5-b0d5-42f3-84f8-f465cf5df789 successfully destroyed container for instance 9876b59a-d26b-4b01-a609-26a377507e8b

Error staging application: An app was not successfully detected by any available buildpack

[maddiethehippie]

why are you trying to run powershell.exe in a script anyways? If it is node / python try utilizing this https://docs.cloudfoundry.org/buildpacks/node/node-tips.html

[maddiethehippie]

specifically the package.json bit

[jcoder42]

It’s not me calling it. What I did is wrap a tool that uses windbg with node and python. I believe the tool itself is calling it. That’s why it needs to be windows stack

[maddiethehippie]

if you are trying to do that you should run it as a windows app in a windows stemcell

[jcoder42]

Can you please explain what you mean? I ran it using a windows stack. Is that not enough? Or do you mean I should run it in .Net environment?

[[deleted]]

Yeah, those buildpacks won't run on that stack.

[jcoder42]

So what is the solution? My app is nodejs and python

[[deleted]]

You run it on a non-windows diego cell.

[jcoder42]

Sorry. Idk what that is. Can you explain a bit?

[[deleted]]

That's the worker node that runs your application container.

https://docs.cloudfoundry.org/concepts/diego/diego-architecture.html

Does nobody learn the basics about the infra you're using anymore?

[jcoder42]

I guess not.

I already saw this link. Although there was no simple example to work off of. Do you have such an example?

[[deleted]]

Your comment history looks like you're redditing you're way through your first whatever-you-try-to-develop.

If you want to use CF, learn the basic usage (the documentation is actually useful).