Open MWeesenaar opened 2 years ago
Seeing cron, symbolicator ... Is this possibly related to https://github.com/getsentry/onpremise/issues/1128?
Thanks for that link, @chadwhitacre . I dug a bit deeper into what that issue is referring to and what has changed. Since I use my Macbook quite heavily for development, I cleared my whole Docker environment ( docker system prune -a
) and ran ./install.sh again. It actually got further now, indicating that there might have been an older version of one of the underlying images.
I can atleast start using Sentry now 😛
Maybe a suggestion for a more permanent solution might be to use Docker build flags like --pull
and/or --no-cache
?
Maybe a suggestion for a more permanent solution might be to use Docker build flags like
--pull
and/or--no-cache
?
That would lead to other issues IMHO, when users for any reason want to use their images cache, or want to build sentry in an environment with restricted network or something else.
Also I can't recall seeing these arguments in documentation of other services as well.
I can at least start using Sentry now 😛
That's progress. :-)
Maybe a suggestion for a more permanent solution might be to use Docker build flags like
--pull
and/or--no-cache
?
I would want to understand the problem we're trying to solve more clearly before committing to this. If the problem is "I'm trying to install self-hosted Sentry in a high-churn development environment but running afoul of an inconsistent state," then I think we already have the reset.sh
script as a solution. docker system prune -a
also seems reasonable to me to expect one to run.
Seeing the reset.sh script, I do not think that might have solved my problem, since I had the stated problem and its related log/problems from attempt 1. Cleaner, as from a Sentry point of view, state was not possible.
Maybe it is sufficient to close this ticket without an application change, and add a few lines in the troubleshooting guide. Reproducing might be harder than I anticipated at first and the problem might have been environmentally-related, after all.
Sounds good. Maybe a sentence at the beginning of "Other"?
Version
21.11.0
Steps to Reproduce
(sorry that I cannot provide more information for reproduction rather than this.. :-) )
Versions used: docker --version: Docker version 20.10.10, build b485636 docker-compose --version: Docker Compose version v2.1.1 MacOS version: 12.0.1 (21A559)
Expected Result
I expected the Docker images to be built.
Actual Result
18-11-2021 13:38CET: Added partial/relevant output for
docker images