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error of 'Containerize an application' #326
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Hello there and thanks for opening an issue. A couple of quick questions before jumping in...
We recently did some updates to the tutorial that should have prevented this issue, but apparently not! So, trying to understand where it might be coming from. 😄 |
Thanks for your reply.
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@first-coding the error shows you have not installed python . make sure to install the correct version needed if you are installing from python website make sure to include in Path |
Hmmm... you shouldn't need Python anymore, now that we made a few other updates. I'll do some digging on it tomorrow to see what if I can figure out what's going on. |
@musaib072 I have installed python and include it in path. |
Installing Python and having it on your path on your machine doesn't help fix the problem during an image build, as no host binaries are leveraged during a container build. Only the things installed the container are accessible. |
I have the same issue with the same setup. Has there been any movement on this? |
@bigwookiee - can you share some more details so we can better try and nail this down? What error are you seeing? What OS/setup are you working on? |
Windows 10 The computer meets all the minimum specifications. I am behind a proxy firewall, and I also had an issue with GitLab throwing an unknown SSL error when running it from PowerShell. Docker Desktop did not give me any problems when it ran its small demo, including the git commands it looked like it was executing.
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Hello Windows 10/Intel chip user here. I also had a problem, but it seems like it was the problem with alpine not recognizing python + Node 18 does not work well with sqlite3 version 4.1.0 I lowered the node version to 14 from 18, and added python3 to fixed it as mentioned in Code that worked:
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I encountered a similar error and after much testing determined that it's not python but the installation of SQlite3. I fixed by lowering the sqlite dependency to version 5.0.0 in the package.json file
This got the ToDo app up & running |
I have the same issue I think. I am using WSL2 on windows11_22H2 and CPU 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-12700H. I follow Build the app's image
it posts an error report
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great! |
As a beginner of docker,I followed the tutorials on the official website and found that there was a mistake which i could not solve by myself.please teach me how to solve this prolem,thank you .
The following is the error report.
=> ERROR [4/4] RUN yarn install --production 225.4s
executor failed running [/bin/sh -c yarn install --production]: exit code: 1
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