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unable to build using couchbase extension #6
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Thanks for the report. I'll take a look into it and report back my findings. Maybe couchbase needs a different installation step? |
That is what I thought too, so I added this to my pipeline:
but the error still persist, I guess is related to way PHP is built inside the github action. Any ideas from your end? |
Interesting. I'm not familiar with Couchbase, but I'll use this as an excuse to learn a bit about it so I can fix this issue for you. It'd be useful to get an example application up and running with couchbase and PHP. If you could help point me in the right direction (docker container / set up script / etc.) that'd be great, otherwise I'll just follow the official docs. |
Thanks for taking the time to have a look. Anyhow, the way we use the combination is to store documents, and since laravel does follow the principle to have running MySQL and Couchbase databases to run unit test and integration test. Right now I am moving from GitLab to GitHub, + AWS so there a lot of pieces moving. I attached the current image I use in GitLab to run the testing. https://gist.github.com/jycr753/45984daa18ea857dcb39c49626591ca6 Maybe it can give you an idea of what is wrong? tbh I haven't figured it out myself :( |
Thanks, I'll take a look and report back here. |
the pipeline is unable to install couchbase extension, given these parameters:
The result from the build always ends up with this error.
any ideas?
original: php-actions/phpunit#35
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