I gave up on docker-compose, and instead opted to just run each of the projects directly on the host. I still wrapped postgres in a container using:
docker run -p 5432:5432 --name some-postgres -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=postgres -d postgres
That way I could set the postgres url as:
postgresql://postgres:password@postgres/postgres
Even after all the changes to the build scripts, I was unable to get a build of the editor working with the MonacoWebpackPlugin. It failed with errors like this:
Is there a trick to getting the editor building on a fresh clone?
I was using Node.js version v14.15.4 if it helps reproing.
I gave up on docker-compose, and instead opted to just run each of the projects directly on the host. I still wrapped postgres in a container using:
That way I could set the postgres url as:
Even after all the changes to the build scripts, I was unable to get a build of the editor working with the MonacoWebpackPlugin. It failed with errors like this:
Is there a trick to getting the editor building on a fresh clone?
I was using Node.js version
v14.15.4
if it helps reproing.