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1 I have a .Net Console app that spawns a Process to execute a python script. The input is a relatively large input, around 1GB, that goes through some image processing steps. The python script is wrapped in a try/except block that just returns a message for the outcome (hacky but such is life). The problem I am finding is that the file will not process on 2 separate servers, but it will process without error on my local machine. Server specs: Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard, quad core Intel Xeon, with 32GB RAM -- AWS EC2 Local Machine: Windows 10 Pro, quad core i7, 16GB RAM -- dev machine/laptop Python is running in a virtual environment with the same requirement packages in both instances, the code is the same, but something is killing the process when running on an AWS EC2 server instance. I can see the RAM spike in the Task Manager on my local machine, but when I run it on the servers, the python process is short lived enough that I cannot find it nor see it spike RA...

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1 I used to have a file named .netlify which didn't work after their cli update. Now it created this folder and file. The problem is that when I do netlify deploy it always asks for the deploy path even though I have it in the configuration... any ideas? .netlify/state.json: "path": "dist", "siteId": "..." deployment path netlify share | improve this question edited Nov 21 '18 at 22:32 talves 6,036 1 13 35 asked Nov 15 '18 at 19:33 VanDeckel VanDeckel 15 3 add a comment  |  1 I used to have a file named .netlify which didn't work after their cli update. Now it created this folder and file. The problem is that when I do netlify deploy it always asks for the deploy path even though I have it in the configuration... any ideas? .netlify/state.json: "path": "dist", "siteId": "..." deployment path netlify ...