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Docker absolute volume path and runtime error #58
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is there any chance to have it fixed within next days? sorry I have no Ruby knowledge to be able to fix it by myself :/ |
any volunteers to help with that? :) |
I just stumbled over your issue, maybe you found the answer finally ;-) If not, this will maybe help you out: You're calling docker with the wrong parameters:
What's the diff? You shouldn't use Maybe this will help :) I just tested the command from the docs:
and it worked out of the box. |
maybe... but I tested/repeated error when configuring container in compose file where these quotes don't matter. |
yes, you're right. I'm just guessing, but maybe it's related to the
I've tested the first one and it worked as expected. Maybe.. it is also related to the 2.1.5 version - I've not tested this specific one, just the lastest and the compose file with building the current source. |
Good point, I will do that. @ChristianHeimke thx |
I guess it could be somehow addressed by providing correct docker compose file so does not affect directly Duckrails app. |
but when I use just
duckrails
on the left side of volume it works.still when using absolute path or relative path, in both cases seems that volume is working / file
duckrails/production.sqlite3
is created... so that seems that is is something wrong later on DuckRails runtime side.this is blocking me in case of using Duckrails on Windows on which I need to support Docker Toolbox in which absolute volume paths usage is essential.
it would be nice to have it fixed :)
greetings, Krystian
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