Error while Setting up an Instance in Appspot with GCS

[Satzd68]

@Satzd68

gcloud app deploy --project=appcentral-311908 appengine\build\war

I made the changes and now get this one

E:\appinventor-sources\appinventor>gcloud app deploy --project=appcentral-311908 appengine\build\war
WARNING: and elements in appengine-web.xml are not respected
Services to deploy:

descriptor: [E:\appinventor-sources\appinventor\appengine\build\war\WEB-INF\appengine-web.xml]
source: [E:\appinventor-sources\appinventor\appengine\build\war]
target project: [appcentral-311908]
target service: [default]
target version: [20210430t003329]
target url: [https://appcentral-311908.uc.r.appspot.com]

Do you want to continue (Y/n)? y

Beginning deployment of service [default]...
ERROR: (gcloud.app.deploy) Cannot upload file [C:\Users\sathy\AppData\Local\Temp\tmpr4q41agr\tmpkofl1vqg\ode/CFD64BD35BB69602F334A1A00AEB5EE1.cache.js], which has size [34983220] (greater than maximum allowed size of [33554432]). Please delete the file or add to the skip_files entry in your application .yaml file and try again.

[ewpatton]

I have already addressed this problem here:

Deploy App Inventor Failed on Google App Engine

To deploy to App Engine, you’ll need to remove the <collapse-all-properties/> element from appengine/src/com/google/appinventor/YaClient.gwt.xml. With this in place, it builds one massive code base to distribute. When you remove it, it builds a variant per language and per browser so that the individual files are smaller at the expense of longer build times. Edit: At MIT, we also turn on optimizations in both the blocklyeditor and appengine. To turn on optimizations in blocklyeditor, edit plove…

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[Satzd68]

Ok sure Thanks @ewpatton and

I ran into this and after rectifying this error, I should run this command gcloud app deploy --project=appcentral-311908 appengine\build\war again right?

Since it has uploaded all the files i just asked.

[ewpatton]

Yes, once you enable the Google Cloud Build API you should be able to proceed. You only need to do this once per App Engine project (this isn't specific to App Inventor--it's how Google App Engine / Google Cloud works)

[Pradevel]

@Satzd68 As @ewpatton said you need to enable the cloud build API but you will need a credit card added to gcloud

[Satzd68]

Sure @Pradevel @ewpatton Thanks for your support