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Docker setup fails with missing dependencies #589
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Deleting the second-to-last line from the Dockerfile ( After the build step, I run into two more problems:
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When i delete the line you mentioned, the The next step (
Then in the
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Strange that we get different error messages! I cleared all of my images, containers, and volumes, and had Docker reinstall them, but with the same result. But I got another step further!
Then I ran
@J0WI, you were the last one touching the Dockerfile – could you check whether the Docker setup still works for you? If not, maybe you can use the information in this issue thread to help figure out how to fix it? |
I noticed that when |
Unfortunately bundler, respectively nokogiri, ships prebuild binaries that break on various platforms that do not match their ABI: rubygems/rubygems#3174 The proper fix is to revert this line in 02afafd#diff-89cade48462044ee1b672dc5f4c3ec250fbd29effcd8932096a23c1283c6731fL376-R382 to build the gem against whatever platform you are running this. I've opened a PR at #590. |
I tried to install the docker setup as described here in the README. The first command of the setup script (
docker-compose build
) fails with the following message:I assume that an update of the alpine container version might have broken some of the dependencies?
Can you reproduce that or do you need more information from me?
Here is the complete output:
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