NuxtJS deploy/building failing

Hello. Im trying to deploy my NuxtJS website but it keeps failing, no matter what i try. I hope someone can help me! also i hope i gave enough info!

Website URL: https://confident-bhaskara-eb49f5.netlify.app

There is some info:

Build command: npm run generate
Publish directory: dist
Logs: npm run generate - Pastebin.com

Build command: npm run build
Publish directory: dist
Logs: npm run build - Pastebin.com

hey there, looks like you are trying to output the generated files into a directory called dist, but that directory doesn’t exist.

a.) is this the for sure right directory you want to use?
b.) what happens if you create a directory with that name and add it to your GH repo, does your build succeed in that case?
c.) here is some generic debugging informaiton that might help:

let us know what happens!

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i tried this method, it published it put it still shows the 404 page. i used npm run build and dist

ah! a 404 page means something else though - your deploy succeeded? Thats a different problem ( a better one)

This guide might help:

Hello, i used this tutorial Nuxt - Netlify :smiley: i had to put nuxt build && nuxt export to the build command to get it working, earlier i somehow didnt care about that. But it works now! Without your method earlier, i would still be stuck :joy:

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well i am definitely glad its’ working now! congrats. :slight_smile:

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Hey guys (cc: @perry), the build logs are not showing the individual Nuxt routes being generated (and not even the details about the Client/Server or the chunks processing):

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Any way to force the build on Netlify to display the full details?

Thanks!

Complementing the post above, this is how I see it when running the build locally on my machine:

Thanks.

I believe that the logs in the buildbot is less verbose due to having CI=true set by default. You could add an env var in the UI for CI=false and see if that gets you the more verbose logs.

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Additionally, please don’t hesitate to start a new topic if your issue or question is not specifically related to an existing topic (like this one). Thanks!