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For the smallcloudai/refact project, I tried to write a gradle task to run docker-compose-full. Here is my gradle build task
plugins {
id 'com.avast.gradle.docker-compose' version '0.17.6'
}
dockerCompose {
useComposeFiles = ['docker-compose-full.yml']
}
When I run this task using command - gradle composeUp, it gave me an error- invalid tag "a735e4e520d71c22e875a91b1697ba49_poc_-refact": invalid reference format.
I am able to directly run the same docker-compose-full directly in terminal/VS Code without any such issues.
I found that refact is using Dockerfile.web file in which pip install refact target exists.
Can't we run this using gradle task? Appreciate any inputs or explanation regarding this issue.
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For the smallcloudai/refact project, I tried to write a gradle task to run docker-compose-full. Here is my gradle build task
When I run this task using command - gradle composeUp, it gave me an error-
invalid tag "a735e4e520d71c22e875a91b1697ba49_poc_-refact": invalid reference format.
I am able to directly run the same docker-compose-full directly in terminal/VS Code without any such issues.
I found that refact is using Dockerfile.web file in which pip install refact target exists.
Can't we run this using gradle task? Appreciate any inputs or explanation regarding this issue.
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