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[Bug]: Quickstart guide not working for local setup #3508

Open sujal03 opened 3 days ago

sujal03 commented 3 days ago

What happened?

Hi, I tried running Quivr locally by following the Quickstart guide, but it didn’t work as expected. Below are the details of the issue:

Steps Followed: [List the specific steps you took from the guide] Error/Issue: [Mention the error message or issue encountered. If possible, include screenshots or logs.] Environment Details: OS: [Your OS and version] Node.js Version: [Your version, if applicable] Any other relevant configurations. Let me know if there are additional steps or configurations I need to follow. Thanks!

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linear[bot] commented 3 days ago

CORE-308 [Bug]: Quickstart guide not working for local setup

dosubot[bot] commented 3 days ago

Hey @sujal03,

I'm here to help you with any bugs, questions, or contributions while you wait for a human maintainer. Let's tackle this together!

I found a similar open issue where the suggested solution was to update the repository and rerun the setup. You can try running git pull and then docker compose up again. If you're using your own VPS, you might want to follow the deployment procedure outlined here: Digital Ocean Deployment Guide [1].

Additionally, there are a couple of closed issues that might be relevant. One suggests that the problem could be related to the startup order of services in Docker Compose. You might need to ensure that services are fully ready before others try to connect to them. Another issue was resolved by converting a script file to Unix format using dos2unix backend/core/scripts/start.sh and then restarting Docker Compose [2][3].

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