Sometimes Turbo (i.e. pnpm dev) will fail due to a permission error related to the "data" folder created by a Dockerized WordPress instance (i.e. using spinup-local-wp). The data folder is a persisted volume that holds the Mysql data, and gets created with different permissions. There are multiple known issues with Turbo related to it dying on these permission issues when it really shouldn't -- the solution that people are waiting on is the ability to tell Turbo to exclude/ignore certain files/folder. When this is shipped, we can add configuration to the CloakWP Workspace to ignore the "data" folder. For now, the solution is to change the permissions of the "data" folder back to your user so that Turbo doesn't complain and die --> cd into the folder containing the data folder and run sudo chown -R $(whoami):$(whoami) data
Sometimes Turbo (i.e.
pnpm dev) will fail due to a permission error related to the "data" folder created by a Dockerized WordPress instance (i.e. using spinup-local-wp). The data folder is a persisted volume that holds the Mysql data, and gets created with different permissions. There are multiple known issues with Turbo related to it dying on these permission issues when it really shouldn't -- the solution that people are waiting on is the ability to tell Turbo to exclude/ignore certain files/folder. When this is shipped, we can add configuration to the CloakWP Workspace to ignore the "data" folder. For now, the solution is to change the permissions of the "data" folder back to your user so that Turbo doesn't complain and die --> cd into the folder containing the data folder and runsudo chown -R $(whoami):$(whoami) data