Closed AlexZeitler closed 1 year ago
You're running "legacy" Wildfly version of Keycloak. Because of that, it's looking in the jar manifest (specified in the pom.xml
), in which I mistakenly reference a custom module that is not part of the standard Keycloak distribution. I fixed it and updated main
. However, I have no idea if this will even work in the Wildfly version, as I haven't touched that version in a year. I'd suggest upgrading.
I tried the following (I'm a Java noob):
I checked out this repo.
Then I ran
I created an empty folder where I copied the file
keycloak-magic-link-0.2-SNAPSHOT.jar
from thetarget
folder into. Next, I created adocker-compose.yml
file inside the same folder.As you can see, I've mapped the
keycloak-magic-link-0.2-SNAPSHOT.jar
into thedeployments
folder.Next I ran
docker compose up -d
.docker logs idptest
gave me these errors:and
Did I do something wrong?