Closed komali2 closed 2 months ago
got the same error
I'm having the same issue, could you find a workaround ?
Ok, the problema is caused by the git version on the server.
See https://github.com/coollabsio/coolify/issues/2444#issuecomment-2168721249
How to fix on ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install software-properties-common -y;
sudo apt update;
sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:git-core/ppa;
sudo apt-get update;
sudo apt-get install git -y;
Solution not working on Arch. I'm on git v2.46.0 and the issue is still present.
I am investigating this as I have the same problem. But it is not consistently reproducible, so a fix will be hard.
@komali2 I did a very deep investigation and I think this bug is already fixed.
Could you please retest on the latest version of coolify, and make sure you have the right extension yaml or yml? and if you are a developer see my comment here https://github.com/coollabsio/coolify/pull/3075#issue-2464160205
@komali2 I did a very deep investigation and I think this bug is already fixed.
Could you please retest on the latest version of coolify, and make sure you have the right extension yaml or yml? and if you are a developer see my comment here #3075 (comment)
Happy to double check that it's updated, however your included script "resets the dev environment" - can you clarify what this means? We have many live things deployed on coolify and redeploying everything will be tedious, I'll need to create a mirror instance and point a lot of URLs to another server, etc. I'm ready to do that of course as a routine backup strategy but I don't want to do it unnecessarily.
Please make a proper full server backup to be safe.
@komali2 The following command docker exec -it coolify php artisan migrate:fresh --seed
should only be run if you are a developer and have a local coolify install and are contributing to the project (In production this would not be a good idea as it essentially factory resets coolify and populates it with test data). For your case DO NOT run the command in production.
For you:
/docker-compose-test
and the Docker Compose Location is: /docker-compose.yaml
. (make sure to use the main branch)This should be fixed in the latest coolify release. Please re-open the issue if you can reproduce the problem consistently.
I'm on the latest release and I still get this error
@DavidNgugi Could you please open a new issue with detailed reproduction steps and an example repo as we can not reproduce this.
@peaklabs-dev Issue resolved. Seems it's a key mismatch issue. Weird error though
Description
I'm attempting to deploy this project: https://codeberg.org/508_dev/game-remix-guesser-backend.git using the
Docker Compose
Build Pack.I've confirmed the repo is publicly accessible, and I'm not getting any errors in coolify about the source being pulled.
However, whenever I click
reload compose file
, I get the error:Minimal Reproduction (if possible, example repository)
Docker Compose
build packGeneral
tab, clickReload Compose File
Exception or Error
Docker Compose file not found at: /docker-compose.yaml
Check if you used the right extension (.yaml or .yml) in the compose file name.
Version
v4.0.0-beta.319
Cloud?