If there's a ce-dev.compose.prebuilt.yml then it is simple copied to docker-compose.yml and all is fine, as long as your prebuilt file is correct. However, when there is only a ce-dev.compose.yml file and you run ce-dev init, it's the init.ts file that builds docker-compose.yml step by step. We have some options these days that are very important, specifically:
# giving access to the host for local apps in macOS
ports:
- '3306:3306'
# if this is missing containers cannot start
cgroup: host
# probably not vital, but we should set it
platform: linux/amd64
We should make sure init.ts handles these parameters and can take them from ce-dev.compose.yml correctly, at the moment it builds docker-compose.yml files that make it impossible to start the containers if there is no prebuilt file.
If there's a
ce-dev.compose.prebuilt.ymlthen it is simple copied todocker-compose.ymland all is fine, as long as yourprebuiltfile is correct. However, when there is only ace-dev.compose.ymlfile and you runce-dev init, it's theinit.tsfile that buildsdocker-compose.ymlstep by step. We have some options these days that are very important, specifically:We should make sure
init.tshandles these parameters and can take them fromce-dev.compose.ymlcorrectly, at the moment it buildsdocker-compose.ymlfiles that make it impossible to start the containers if there is noprebuiltfile.