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Docker InternalServerErrorException: "archive/tar: cannot encode header: filename may not have trailing slash" #680
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Hi @guillaumesmo! Oh wow, I hope that's a bug in rc1 o_O Did you report it to Moby project as well? I'm sure they will be happy to know about it :) |
Just for further clarification, I'm using the
constructor with the following Dockerfile
and no, I didn't report anything else as I'm not sure where the actual issue lies. I'm using the edge channel for a long time and the issue seems to have started when I got the last update a few days ago |
I had a similar issue - I updated to
I'm not sure how helpful it will be, but I'm going to open an issue with docker to let them know about this issue with the rc1 |
Hey @guillaumesmo, is this bug still persistent? |
The issue still exists in the latest edge release (Version 18.05.0-ce-mac66 (24545))
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Hey @ryangardner, did you report it? |
I ran into this issue too but unlike @guillaumesmo I'm on the stable Docker channel already (and Docker 18.06.0-ce) |
We seems to be seeing this consistently with Docker 18.06.0-ce. Looking into it. |
I'm running on docker 18.06.0 and ran into a similar issue:
Just noting that Fix 680 also solves this issue |
Hi, testcontainers version is 1.5.1 Do you have any common solution for that? Caused by: org.testcontainers.containers.ContainerFetchException: Can't get Docker image name from org.testcontainers.images.builder.ImageFromDockerfile@6eee2740 |
Well, I would say that the common solution for that is to keep your dependencies up-to-date :) Try 1.10.1 (latest), and the issue will be gone :) |
com.github.dockerjava.api.exception.InternalServerErrorException: {"message":"archive/tar: cannot encode header: filename may not have trailing slash"}
Switching to docker stable channel fixed the issue, not sure if this is a docker bug or an incompatibility with the latest version
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