Closed hiwigiwi closed 3 months ago
Hi,
I use WSL too and I'm not able to reproduce this, but yes this error is due to Windows line endings. I typically launch WSL through the Microsoft Terminal since it puts you directly into WSL.
Did you fix the line endings?
The user in #45 suggested this command taken from here:
find . -type f -exec dos2unix {} \;
After actually installing dos2unix this time inside the WSL, building the docker image also worked for me. Many thanks!
Yep that would do it. We can resolve this then right?
yes, this issue can be closed. apologies, should've investigated a bit more before concluding that my issue is different from #45....
Running
docker compose up --build
fails for me with message:I am on Windows. I started WSL from within powershell by running
wsl -d Ubuntu
. Then I ran the docker compose command inside the directory of this cloned project.Is this a WSL issue? I looked inside my Ubuntu WSL and the directory bin does not exist....
EDIT: I now realise this is the same error as in issue #45. The user there ran some dos2unix command to fix potential file ending issues originating from an text editor. Note that I have not opened or changed any file in a text editor yet! I cloned the repo, started my WSL, perfomed the copying of the .env file inside the WSL and then tried to compose...