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:hammer: The tools we use to build Kitsu, the coolest platform for anime and manga
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Can't get bin/setup working on windows #767

Closed dreewp closed 7 years ago

dreewp commented 7 years ago

Don't know if my setup is right. Never developed on windows. I git cloned the repository, ran bin/setup, the client and server are both downloaded properly into hummingbird, but it errors out when trying to run docker. I have docker running on a vm (Oracle Virtual Box) through Docker Quickstart Terminal.

Getting Couldn't connect to Docker daemon - you might need to run docker-machine start default. Any help appreciated! Thanks!

cybrox commented 7 years ago

Hey. First, since you got to the point where the setup attempts to access the docker containers, you won't have to go through all of bin/setup again but can simply bin/rebuild && bin/start, after the issue you are facing with Docker is solved.

Now, I'm not terribly familiar with Docker for Windows, because even on my Windows PC, I would rather set up a full fetched VM with Linux for development. Anyways, the most likely thing I can think of is, that the docker installer did not automatically start a machine (or screwed something up in the process of doing so). Can you try running docker-machine restart default in your docker quickstart terminal?

Alternatively, you can do docker-machine ls there first, in order to check if a machine is active. Usually, default should be running.

JoshFabian commented 7 years ago

Might be good to create a task so that we can circle back around at some point and add proper windows support to the set-up script.

trmcnvn commented 7 years ago

I think its worth recommending that devs on Windows use Docker for Windows.

Seems @akpark is using an older setup with docker toolbox.

cybrox commented 7 years ago

If you don't have docker installed, bin/setup actually points you to Docker for Windows. I will go over the wiki and README later and put a note in there as well.

- If you are on Windows, check out Docker for Windows at https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-windows/

/edit: Added that to README

dreewp commented 7 years ago

:+1: Thanks guys. Unfortunately, I'm using Windows 10 Home edition, and Docker for Windows requires Pro, Enterprise, and Education.

Also followed cybrox's steps, but no luck :/ even though default was running. I think I'm just going to set up a vm and run everything on linux as @cybrox mentioned.