Closed sternj closed 11 months ago
Are you running on Mac or Windows when using Docker?
Mac is known to have issues with syncing the local filesystem changes due to the difference between the filesystems between Docker and Mac.
Linux, actually
On Tue, May 30, 2023, 1:00 PM Denis Žoljom @.***> wrote:
Are you running on Mac or Windows when using Docker?
Mac is known to have issues with syncing the local filesystem changes due to the difference between the filesystems between Docker and Mac.
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To be more specific, now that I'm back at a shell, I'm running Ubuntu 22.04.1 headless with kernel 5.15.0-72 and Docker v24.0.0 build 98fdcd7
Well that's odd, Linux should be super fast with Docker :S
Not 100% sure what could be the case as why it doesn't work tbh, I guess someone from the Eightshift team will check what's the problem :)
Yeah I think that I'm missing something architectural, it doesn't seem like there are any requests left outstanding from the browser and I'm wondering if I need to expose another route or port.
Anyway, if you have anyone who you can ping about this, I would very much appreciate it!
it sounds like this can be closed
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Like last time, I've been working on setting up a development (and eventually prod) environment using docker-compose. I'm completing the setup as per the blog post that dingo-d pointed me to, but I'm not quite getting the styles (see screenshot below). I think this has something to do with me misunderstanding either how the stylesheets are created or how to deal with them in the context of an environment with nginx running in front of it. I've tried running
build
instead ofstart
as well. What port or route trickery do I need to do?I'm seeing some similarity to this issue, I have removed
public
, runnpm run build
, and verified thatapplication-*.css
is being loaded and appears to be CSS.Screenshots, screen recording, code snippet
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I'm working from dingo-d's boilerplate. here's my forked repo
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