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vercel/next.js#86553•Fetched 2026-04-08 02:10:22
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Root Cause

App works in testflight except for two features that require openAI for search and retrieve. Deploy stops after 3 seconds because it cannot find the correct Node version.

Code Example

what is teh environment info for this app
Rork
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The user is asking about the environment info for this app. They want to know what environment information is configured or available.

Let me read the relevant files to understand the environment configuration:
1. env file
2. app.json - might have environment variables
3. Maybe .gitignore to see what environment files exist
4. package.json to see scripts and configuration

Let me start by reading these files to understand the environment setup.
I'll check the environment configuration for your app.
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env
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app.json
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package.json
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vercel.json
Based on the configuration files, here's the environment info for your app:
Project Configuration
Name: Emotional Equation
Slug: emotional-equation
Version: 1.1.6
Project ID: knse9pihbenxa3n1bj6k6
Expo SDK
Version: 54.0.20
New Architecture: Enabled
Typed Routes: Enabled
Runtime Environments
React: 19.1.0
React Native: 0.81.5
React Native Web: 0.21.0
Node.js: 19.1.0 (as used in package.json)
Deployment (Vercel)
Runtime: Node.js 20.x
Max Duration: 60 seconds
Memory: 1024 MB
Functions: Serverless function at api/index.ts
Platform Support
iOS: Supports tablets, Apple Sign-In enabled
Android: Custom adaptive icon
Web: Favicon configured
Backend
Server: Hono
API Framework: tRPC
Database: Supabase
State Management: React Query + Zustand
The app doesn't have a .env file visible (it's empty or not populated), so environment variables are likely managed through:
1. Vercel environment variables (for deployment)
2. Expo's environment variables system
3. The Rork platform configuration (project ID: knse9pihbenxa3n1bj6k6)
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Link to the code that reproduces this issue

https://github.com/avantalliance/rork-emotional-equation-210

To Reproduce

The failure comes on the php version. I have it set to 20.x and my vercel.json in Git has that version as well...not sure what is going on. Cleared cache, deleted project and remade the project from scratch. Building OS app on Rork and I only need access to an OPENAPI_API_KEY to AI data. No other backend

Current vs. Expected behavior

App works in testflight except for two features that require openAI for search and retrieve. Deploy stops after 3 seconds because it cannot find the correct Node version.

Provide environment information

what is teh environment info for this app
Rork
0.8 credits
Thought for 2s
The user is asking about the environment info for this app. They want to know what environment information is configured or available.

Let me read the relevant files to understand the environment configuration:
1. env file
2. app.json - might have environment variables
3. Maybe .gitignore to see what environment files exist
4. package.json to see scripts and configuration

Let me start by reading these files to understand the environment setup.
I'll check the environment configuration for your app.
Read
env
Read
app.json
Read
package.json
Read
vercel.json
Based on the configuration files, here's the environment info for your app:
Project Configuration
Name: Emotional Equation
Slug: emotional-equation
Version: 1.1.6
Project ID: knse9pihbenxa3n1bj6k6
Expo SDK
Version: 54.0.20
New Architecture: Enabled
Typed Routes: Enabled
Runtime Environments
React: 19.1.0
React Native: 0.81.5
React Native Web: 0.21.0
Node.js: 19.1.0 (as used in package.json)
Deployment (Vercel)
Runtime: Node.js 20.x
Max Duration: 60 seconds
Memory: 1024 MB
Functions: Serverless function at api/index.ts
Platform Support
iOS: Supports tablets, Apple Sign-In enabled
Android: Custom adaptive icon
Web: Favicon configured
Backend
Server: Hono
API Framework: tRPC
Database: Supabase
State Management: React Query + Zustand
The app doesn't have a .env file visible (it's empty or not populated), so environment variables are likely managed through:
1. Vercel environment variables (for deployment)
2. Expo's environment variables system
3. The Rork platform configuration (project ID: knse9pihbenxa3n1bj6k6)

Which area(s) are affected? (Select all that apply)

Connection

Which stage(s) are affected? (Select all that apply)

Vercel (Deployed)

Additional context

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TL;DR

The issue is likely due to a mismatch between the Node.js version specified in vercel.json and the version used during deployment, causing the deploy to stop after 3 seconds.

Guidance

  • Verify the Node.js version used in the package.json file and ensure it matches the version specified in vercel.json.
  • Check the Vercel deployment settings to confirm that the correct Node.js version is selected.
  • Review the Rork platform configuration and Expo environment variables to ensure that no conflicting Node.js versions are specified.
  • Consider updating the vercel.json file to use a specific Node.js version that matches the version used in the project.

Example

No code snippet is provided as the issue is related to configuration and deployment settings.

Notes

The issue may be related to the fact that the vercel.json file specifies Node.js version 20.x, but the project uses Node.js version 19.1.0 in package.json. Resolving this mismatch may fix the deployment issue.

Recommendation

Apply workaround: Update the vercel.json file to use Node.js version 19.1.0 to match the version used in the project. This should resolve the deployment issue caused by the version mismatch.

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