BTW, I am so glad I found this post as I spent hours yesterday trying to work out what was wrong with my dev environment.
On a side note, I now need to update my Forge training course on Udemy urgently as well as this will affect all of my students.
The ngrok project has been a bit unpredictable when introducing changes over the last year or so. We ran into a similar issue with Atlassian Connect Express beginning of the year.
So in the space of a few weeks Atlassian has told all Forge developers to use forge tunnel --ngrok-config <file> and have now killed that flag and are asking developers to use forge settings set ngrok-config-path <file>
@JingYuan please test the new ngrok changes using Docker (no runtime in manifest). It throws Error: Failed to start tunnel, could not establish a connection.
Additionally too in Windows it appears that the ngrok.yml file path needs to be absolute in order to work.
Seeing this same issue after the cli upgrade, ngrok file changes, and the use of runtime in the manifest. Maybe need to try the absolute path fix as well. Its completely unclear if the config file is the issue though, which is frustrating as the errors are useless and Forge team rarely updates provides statuspage updates if there is indeed an actual outage
@IanBradley this looks like another problem not related to the tunnel, can you please start a new topic if this persists? The error message looks like an unstable network connection though, you might have gotten unlucky that particular time.
Hi All,
As the problem outlined in the original post is now solved, Iβm locking this thread. Please, continue to create new topics for specific questions using the Forge Tunnel and / or ngrok tag.
Thanks!