Timeout on deploying firebase files

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I have a simple static HTML and CSS website, a total of 19 files, when I use firebase deploy for the first time it uploads all files except 3 (which I don't know what are they), and then I use firebase deploy again and I get this error with a timeout

Error: Task 746db75fe2e30f7db8e598da508ea0151037c4fa9ee122daec252dc18fbb8662 failed: retries exhausted after 6 attempts, with error: Timeout reached making request to https://upload-firebasehosting.googleapis.com/upload/sites/xxxx/versions/0e578bbd3fa0f905/files/746db75fe2e30f7db8e598da508ea0151037c4fa9ee122daec252dc18fbb8662

My version of firebase is 10.0.1
My Node version is 17.3.0

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2 Answers

Do the following steps which might help in troubleshooting the issue :

  • Delete node modules and reinstall them again.
  • Delete firebase files (.firebase, firebase.json)
  • Update Firebase CLI via "npm i -g firebase-tools"
  • Log in to your account via "firebase login"
  • Initialize the project via "firebase init hosting"
  • And lastly deploy it via "firebase deploy --only hosting"

You can also refer to the documentation for further details on Firebase hosting.

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I had a (not quite the same but) similar error while trying to deploy firebase functions and hosting in WSL2. I tried to install different firebase-tools versions, and logout then login again, nothing works.

It turns out that the WSL2 DNS issue caused this problem.

So if you're deploying firebase behind WSL2 try this (credit):

1. Create a file: /etc/wsl.conf.
2. Put the following lines in the file
[network]
generateResolvConf = false
3. In a cmd window, run wsl --shutdown
4. Restart WSL2
5. Create a file: /etc/resolv.conf. If it exists, replace existing one with this new file.
6. Put the following lines in the file
nameserver 8.8.8.8

If /etc/resolv.conf is deleted every you restart WSL2, and you're on Windows 11, add these lines to the end of the above /etc/wsl.conf file.

[boot]
command = "printf 'nameserver 8.8.8.8\nnameserver 4.4.4.4' > /etc/resolv.conf"
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