Build Error on Cloudflare Pages - SOLVED

bolt.diy [bolt.diy] Issues and Troubleshooting
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Hey Folks!

I was following the tutorial to deploy Bolt.diy to cloudflare pages and keep getting build errors. I did follow the directions, switched to the “stable” branch, deletes the 2 files, changed the date and added “nodejs_compat” flag.

I have the log files, not sure if I can post them. Here is a screenshot of what I’m seeing.

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|2024-12-27T20:19:26.925245Z|Cloning repository...|
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|2024-12-27T20:19:27.58692Z|From https://github.com/southbayjay/bolt.diy|
|2024-12-27T20:19:27.587337Z| * branch            f27f54331fc40129fb9afa774f975749a55dacee -> FETCH_HEAD|
|2024-12-27T20:19:27.587524Z||
|2024-12-27T20:19:27.625409Z|HEAD is now at f27f543 Delete wrangler.toml|
|2024-12-27T20:19:27.625752Z||
|2024-12-27T20:19:27.700963Z||
|2024-12-27T20:19:27.70169Z|Using v2 root directory strategy|
|2024-12-27T20:19:27.722757Z|Success: Finished cloning repository files|
|2024-12-27T20:19:29.094544Z|Checking for configuration in a Wrangler configuration file (BETA)|
|2024-12-27T20:19:29.095178Z||
|2024-12-27T20:19:29.20074Z|No wrangler.toml file found. Continuing.|
|2024-12-27T20:19:30.1151Z|Failed: an internal error occurred. If this continues, contact support: https://cfl.re/3WgEyrH|
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SOLUTION FOUND!

The issue was with the name of the environment variable for the API key. I had mistakenly included an “=” in the name, which was not needed. Removing the “=” resolved the problem.

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