So I'm trying to put my server on a production environment. I'm using kraken, and almost the same config at init. At development all works fine but then I do (I am on Windows 8.1 64bits):
set NODE_ENV=production
grunt build --force
npm start
For root files it works fine, the problem is for folders. I take this at command line:
127.0.0.1 - - [08/Dec/2014:05:55:41 +0000] "GET /back/login HTTP/1.1" 500 22 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.3; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/39.0.2171.71 Safari/537.36" Error: Could not load template at Object.onLoad (C:\Users\User\Desktop\MyProject\node_modules\engine-munger\view\js.js:38:22) at Object.cache.get (C:\Users\User\Desktop\MyProject\node_modules\engine-munger\lib\cache.js:59:14) at spclOnLoad (C:\Users\User\Desktop\MyProject\node_modules\engine-munger\lib\munger.js:75:9) at C:\Users\User\Desktop\MyProject\node_modules\adaro\lib\reader\file.js:62:16 at onChunk (C:\Users\User\Desktop\MyProject\node_modules\adaro\lib\patch\index.js:69:29) at Chunk.map (C:\Users\User\Desktop\MyProject\node_modules\dustjs-linkedin\lib\dust.js:587:7) at C:\Users\User\Desktop\MyProject\node_modules\adaro\lib\patch\index.js:91:39 at Object.dust.load [as __cabbage__] (C:\Users\User\Desktop\MyProject\node_modules\dustjs-linkedin\lib\dust.js:137:14) at Object.cabbage [as load] (C:\Users\User\Desktop\MyProject\node_modules\adaro\lib\patch\index.js:98:21) at Object.dust.render (C:\Users\User\Desktop\MyProject\node_modules\dustjs-linkedin\lib\dust.js:92:12)
It seems to not find the appropriate path or something like that. Also at config I have: http://pastebin.com/QsgG19Uz
I have posted in pastebin because its large. Any Idea how to make this work? Can NODE_ENV=development make troubles on a production server?
EDIT:
Here is the final output on "grunt build --force":
432 errors in 43 files Warning: Task "jshint:files" failed. Used --force, continuing. Running "clean:tmp" (clean) task Cleaning tmp...OK
Running "copyto:build" (copyto) task Copied 36 files (0 unchanged), created 4 folders
Done, but with warnings.
The thing is, I have tried the same with the Shopping Cart Example at Krakenjs website, and it gives mostly the same.
Also, It says warnings, not errors at final...
Oh, this is just fun: I bet embedded CSS and Javascript are setting off a compile error in dust. There's a lot of things in curly braces that look like dust tags there. It should be smart enough to tell the difference -- and for JS, probably is -- but CSS is pretty close to dust and I'm sure there's some ambiguity there.
Try externalizing your JS and CSS from the layout and see if that helps.