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Hi All,
I am trying to do setup a CD pipeline using bitbucket pipelines and I am running into this issue of conflicting version error while trying to deploy.
The error message to be specific is this:
✖ Deployment failed. Environment "<current-env>" is running a different version "<current-running-version>".
I am using the built-in pipe to enable this:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/deploy-to-aws-with-elastic-beanstalk-976772710.html
this has me stumped shouldn't the new deployment be a different version so why beanstalk complaining about this?
Any help is appreciated.
I had a similar issue. In my case I had i error in the Nginx config file. I override the default config file but the path was wrong.
The configuration file should have the path ".platform/nginx/nginx.conf"
Beanstalk performs some king of staging within the instance before deploying the code. If there is any error. It won't deploy and you will see the error
✖ Deployment failed. Environment "<current-env>" is running a different version "<current-running-version>".
I was able to figure this up by analyzing the log eb-engine.log. It may be hard to see the log directly in beanstalk so I suggest enabling pushing the log to cloud watch.
Hope this can help you
@Varenya firstly the pipe is deploying to new version that is different from current version in environment.
Then after this environment is green the pipe is checking that it is exactly deployed with the version VERSION_LABEL mentioned above https://bitbucket.org/atlassian/aws-elasticbeanstalk-deploy/src/0545b1d8703a8ebe471cc3bf772cd56796f0e91f/pipe/pipe.sh#lines-141
And if they are not equal, this would mean that the current deployment is wrong because versions are not equal. So check the version deployed when you see your environment application was created and environment updated to that version https://bitbucket.org/atlassian/aws-elasticbeanstalk-deploy/src/0545b1d8703a8ebe471cc3bf772cd56796f0e91f/pipe/pipe.sh#lines-107
It may give you and us some more details about the failing, because it would be strange that environment is green but is running on different version from that the pipe just deployed
Looking forward to seeing your feedback
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@Varenya to have quicker answer related to bitbucket pipelines pipes, add to your question tags `pipes` (necessary) and `bitbucket-pipelines`. Otherwise your question will appear in common queue and we might lose it
Cheers, Galyna
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