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deployment-01GVWR6ZP0H83D40S1C6R6CN3T: digest: sha256:a5cf8f03baa1489588ae306b804493c749928b8b65aaf6e34523adbec9bd9848 size: 2627
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image: registry.fly.io/twilight-frost-6454:deployment-01GVWR6ZP0H83D40S1C6R6CN3T
image size: 308 MB
==> Creating release
Error You hit a Fly API error with request ID: 01GVWR8EREG07DVAWEC7GRM925-nrt
I’m having issues, I’ve been deleting, recreating and redeploy. I still see the same error
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I’ve had the exact same issue. I checked the status page as a previous post suggested that but there isn’t anything indicating and issue there. I’ve also tried deploying from two locations and two apps, no luck
I also tried the same thing, no luck
I’m also running into the same issue
We just fixed a bug that was preventing IPv6 addresses from being assigned to new apps.
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tady
March 19, 2023, 12:19pm
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→ Pushing image done
image: registry.fly.io/tadyuu:deployment-01GVWWVCYFZ87QYCRN6HWY8RJM
image size: 295 MB
==> Creating release
Error You hit a Fly API error with request ID: 01GVWWWBC83GQSM5J56920DM6M-hkg
Hello, we just found and fixed a bug that was preventing new apps from getting assigned IPV6 addresses.
Worked the first time, but now it won’t work at all…
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Seeing this as well right now trying to host a Docker container, deleting and recreating the app did not help.
Yeah, I keep getting this as well at the moment. I tried multiple times, including removing and starting again.
psagan
March 19, 2023, 12:05pm
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I’ve the same problem in WAW region with newly created app based on Docker.
You hit a Fly API error with request ID: 01GVWW402T6G23F1EAGQ8DET80-waw
Now I have this error
1 desired, 1 placed, 0 healthy, 1 unhealthy
→ v2 failed - Failed due to unhealthy allocations - no stable job version to auto revert to and deploying as v3
Got my app up and deployed now! Just had to use fly destroy then recreate it with fly launch. Completely deleting dockerfile and .dockerignore.
Woke up this morning, didn’t change anything. All I did was run flyctl deploy
and it worked.
hgezim
March 19, 2023, 5:29pm
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Yeah…no changes required. Clearly not on our end. Worked for me as well this morning.
kurt
March 19, 2023, 9:49pm
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The bug y’all were hitting was fixed, but I think the response got buried in the middle of the thread: Fly API error allocating IPv6 address - #6 by rugwiro
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