Can't open different version of appengine in flexible environment

[Peter Chen]

I deployed several versions of a Django app on appengine flexible environment, but when I click on the version number, it says

Error: Not Found

The requested URL / was not found on this server.

How can I visit different versions of the app?

[Nicolas (Google Cloud Platform Support)]

Hi Peter,

Thank you for your report,

You can access different versions of your app in App Engine by clicking on the Version number/name in the console. My assumption is the issue originated from how up your app.yaml file is set up just like in this thread.

Also please note that these types of questions are better addressed on StackOverflow where you have access to a large community of enthusiasts and experts to share ideas with and get support from. Please make sure to include all relevant details and error messages which would help the community troubleshoot.

[Peter Chen]

That's not the reason, I tried the url set in the urls file, still same error with a different request url.

[Amit Sinha]

Hello Peter,

As Nicolas mentioned, this error usually related to app.yaml file configuration issue. However, I would recommend to check any other configuration file if you have, such as dispatch.yaml [1]

By looking at the errors, it seems like request reached to the application. If this is the case, you can investigate the logs from Stackdriver Logging. I would say check the Stackdriver Logging to find any request with ‘404’ status in your particular App Engine version which might help you to figure out the issue.

[1] https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/flexible/nodejs/reference/dispatch-yaml

[Peter Chen]

Do I have to change dispatch.yaml each time I deploy? By the way, I am deploying a react app.

[Peter Chen]

I also don't have a dispatch file.

[Nicolas (Google Cloud Platform Support)]

Hi Peter,

Thanks for your replies,

This discussion group is oriented more towards general opinions, trends, and issues of general nature touching App Engine.

For coding and programming architecture, you may be better served in dedicated forums such as Stack Overflow, where experienced programmers are within reach and ready to help.