conman could not find the query file:sql/queries.sql about conman

[yogthos]

The only thing that comes to mind is to make sure that queries.sql is on the resource path. If it's at sql/queries.sql, then the path should be resources/sql/queries.sql. I'm not able to reproduce the problem using a fresh Luminus project.

[dviramontes]

@yogthos thanks for reply. Since this appears to be a local environment issue I'm closing for now.

[dviramontes]

actually
@yogthos for curiosity sake, can you try this particular set of options and then deploying to heroku ?
lein new luminus myapp +postgres +swagger +service +http-kit
attempted this from scratch and it gave me the same error

[dviramontes]

running something like:
lein new luminus myapp +postgres +swagger +service +http-kit && cd myapp && git init && git commit -am 'init' && heroku login ... && heroku create && git push heroku master
its able to build everything correctly but towards the end it throws:

java.lang.Exception: conman could not find the query file:sql/queries.sql, compiling:(core.clj:22:1)
remote: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.Exception: conman could not find the query file:sql/queries.sql, compiling:(core.clj:22:1)

could it be that the particular set of profile flags contradict each other in some way ?
For the moment i got around it by removing the +postgres profile flag

[yogthos]

Everything looks right to me there. Could you try making a local uberjar and see if it works locally by running lein uberjar and then java -Ddatabase-url="jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/dbname?user=user&password=pass" -jar target/myapp.jar.

Another thing to check is that the project is being generated with the latest template. The current version is 2.9.11.14, so you can check README.md for the generated project to see whether it matches. Also check the version of the conman dependency.

[dviramontes]

Check the uberjar. It worked fine locally. Im also using latest template. Closing for now, it appears to be a local environment issue.

[stefanroex]

@dviramontes I've just run into the same issue. After some debugging I found out that my global .gitignore ignored all sql files 😄 (d'oh!) . Adding the sql files to git fixed the problem for me.

[yogthos]

that would do it :)

[dviramontes]

@stefanroex 🙏