It seemed to work for a moment but then again only gives me 500 both on local and heroku. Maybe it is because I am using sass? Logs:
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The error is telling you that Webpacker cannot find a stylesheet named "stylesheet". It looks like, in your application layout, you have the wrong name for your stylesheet bundle; the name isn't "stylesheet", it's "application" (source).
The line should read:
= stylesheet_pack_tag "application"
The canonical name "application" maps to the name of the pack file you are using as Webpack's entry point in app/javascript/packs which I can see in your source is application.js.
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