muety
commented
3 months ago Sorry, what is the whole point of this? What specifically are you trying to achieve?
Also, a few remarks regarding your changes:
- There is a reason for
.envbeing excluded from Git. This is to avoid that people accidentally commit their credentials. Common practice is to have a template file like.env.example,.env.defaultor something. - Why did you remove parts of the README and why did you remove the Yarn plugin?
- What is wrong about
mongosh? - I'd like to keep
anchras the database user, in case there are multiple databases and users present in Mongo
Can you please describe the very particular issue with the current setup, so I can push a fix?
I am currently engaged in the process of troubleshooting the docker-compose file, which involves identifying and resolving various issues that may be affecting its functionality. In addition to this, I am also working on modifying the .env file to better suit the requirements of the project. To streamline these changes and make the process more efficient, I have taken the initiative to create a script file that will facilitate the necessary modifications. However, there are still some outstanding issues that I need to address with the started script to ensure that it operates correctly and meets all operational standards. Furthermore, I need to edit the Dockerfile to incorporate the required adjustments, and you can disregard the readme file for now. It is important to note that the mongosh command needs to be replaced, and while you can ignore the main.sh file, you may choose to develop it further if you wish. Additionally, I have updated some dependencies to ensure that everything functions smoothly and efficiently.