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Contains the pluggable apps that can be run as part of the fabric8 DevOps platform on any OpenShift v3 or Kubernetes environment
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Can't register a new account to Taiga #76

Open cmoulliard opened 8 years ago

cmoulliard commented 8 years ago

Version used : 2.2.43

screenshot 2015-10-08 09 28 57

rawlingsj commented 8 years ago

Yeah the taiga image was used for a PoC a little while ago, we've integrated with it but it needs a to be looked at again. We've been concentrating on CD until now, over the next few weeks / months this will extend to the wider DevOps effort which includes Taiga.

Once we've integrated with it a little better and addressed a couple of issues like the adding users or even better SSO we'll record a screencast showing how it fits together.

For now you should be able to log in with admin/123123.

gobengo-travel commented 7 years ago

I also just hit this issue. It's also pretty hard to debug what's going wronga s I think the relevant taiga-docker images are built in such a way that taiga's logging is disabled.

If I had to take a wild guess, the signup flow is trying to send an email for you to verify your email address, but the SMTP request is throwing an uncaught exception due to fake/example SMTP credentials in taiga.yml https://github.com/fabric8io/taiga-docker/blob/stable/taiga.yml#L23

So.. Is it the case that no one is actually using fabric8/taiga-docker in production?

rawlingsj commented 7 years ago

Ah that could well be it - yeah I think it's fair to say that folks aren't using this Taiga image in production. I can try and take a look at this and see if we can avoid the SMTP altogether or even run a smtp server in the pod. Unless you wanted to try doing that yourself? I could help talk you through setting up a local development environment to test any changes to the image or pod?

gobengo-travel commented 7 years ago

@rawlingsj Thanks for the timely response. I found compelling fabric8's idea self-hosting all the pieces of software a dev team might need, and I arbitrarily chose taiga to try to install first (via helm on minikube).

I don't really need to get it running all the way, so I just figured I'd post here in case others have the same issue. If I need to set it up for a real-world project, I'll dig in and try to fix.

rawlingsj commented 7 years ago

Ok great - that sounds like a plan, thanks @gobengo-travel. BTW there are some efforts that will provide an even better integrated developer experience coming soon. Stay tuned :)