Jonathan
Jonathan
I installed nginx in the ec2 machine, using `install python-certbot-nginx` installed from apt-get repository, I was able to produce better results and perhaps I know why. Maybe the script to...
> @mfreirehfexp Yes it will work with node. The reason it does not work in your repo is that you are compiling to the `dist` folder and that folder does...
> Just an FYI, aside from moving `tsconfig.json` to your build dir, you also need to change the `baseUrl` value, unless it is pointing to the root dir. E.g. if...
I ask the same, @sriramr98 . Tsc is able to map the and resolve the paths when building but, when I run the main file inside the /dist folder (my...
> @jonathangaldino after struggling a lot, the best way I found to achieve this is to use webpack in production and use the `tsconfig-paths-webpack-plugin` to make it work in production....
Weird, indeed. Did you tried to specify the timezone (don't know if this will solve, but, give it a try)?
Using the global scope to store each task isn't letting me destroy/stop them after accessing the global.scheduledTasks array.
If I can remember, I think it was a problem with the mongoose connection
I went through the same issue. You have to mention the userInfoURL as well.
You should call app.use(passport.initialize()) after passport being configured, maybe?