Closed bmaier closed 3 years ago
@bmaier, Would you like to submit a PR with a fix? It appears the proper fix would be to use the docker compose
syntax and move the --log-level
flag to the appropriate level.
For example:
start|up)
initEnv "$@"
install_taa
docker-compose \
--log-level ERROR up \
-d webserver node1 node2 node3 node4
wait_for_ledger
logs
echo 'Want to see the scrolling container logs? Run "./manage logs"'
;;
would become
start|up)
initEnv "$@"
install_taa
docker --log-level error \
compose up \
-d webserver node1 node2 node3 node4
wait_for_ledger
logs
echo 'Want to see the scrolling container logs? Run "./manage logs"'
;;
Command ./manage start result in following error: "Unable to parse logging level:"
Docker Compose version: v2.0.0-beta.6
The current re-implementation of docker-compose doesn’t support the flag --log-level. https://github.com/docker/compose-cli/issues/1891 Docker don’t accept this as a bug and will in future also available in RC.
Workaround: removing --log-level from ./manage script