Closed zvyn closed 1 year ago
for ENV=development
, you will need to build the container yourself, because it will pull in some additional dependencies, like django-extensions
. When you build it locally, the dev dependencies will be installed
After this, you should be able to just run docker-compose build caluma
, then start as usual. I'll make a note to improve the docs a bit
Hi @zvyn, we also made an update to the docs that should fix the issue with the database password: https://caluma.gitbook.io/caluma-docs/guides/guide
The problem with django-extensions
should be resolved once PR #1934 has been released. Feel free to reopen the issue in case the fixes don't solve the problem for you!
Thanks a lot for the quick response and resolution! I already got it working with building the image locally
I followed the guide at https://caluma.gitbook.io/caluma-docs/guides/guide which failed at
docker-compose up -d
The guide recommends setting
ENV=development
which makesdjango_extensions
a requirementHowever it is not installed in the Docker container because it's just in the dev-requirements leading to this error message:
(A different issue that can be resolved by reading the logs is that the database server does not start without setting a password.)