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Add devcontainer troubleshooting steps to development_environment.mdx #2281

Open agittins opened 3 weeks ago

agittins commented 3 weeks ago

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Added troubleshooting steps that may help with devcontainer build failures causes by stale caches. My particular issue was that my fork was out of date, but even after bringing it up to date and clearing the buildx cache, the build still pulled / referred to the older commit.

Doing a pull from upstream manually in the recovery container resolved the issue in my case.

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I think the only required element of the process that I needed to do was to perform the git pull upstream dev command in the recovery container. As such, I'd understand if the other steps should be excluded.

I also understand if this PR is a bit too niche to include in general instructions, but given that the builder link thingy makes the docker build process pretty opaque, I think it is probably still very worthwhile to have some basic troubleshooting steps, at least so that someone can get their system back to a known/clean state in order to start again if something goes (half)wrong.

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Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The changes introduce a new "Troubleshooting" section in the documentation, which provides guidance for users facing issues with building development containers. This section outlines common problems, such as outdated dependencies and stale repository forks, and provides actionable steps to help resolve these issues. ## Changes | Files | Change Summary | |-------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------| | docs/development_environment.mdx | Added a new "Troubleshooting" section detailing steps for resolving issues related to building development containers. | ## Sequence Diagram(s) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant User participant GitHub participant Docker User->>GitHub: Check for updates GitHub-->>User: Provide updated repository User->>Docker: Clean local build files User->>Docker: Execute rebuild commands Docker-->>User: Development container rebuilt ```
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