Closed nuxlight closed 3 years ago
Hi @nuxlight ,
Totally agree. Now that you report this, I totally agree : there is no test that check if the repo already exists or not.
I am thinking about that feature of cloning the repo, as in "I think that feature does not belong to this image", aka I should get rid of it and people will create the repo themselves in the container if they want it. And also less code, less maintenance, less complex image.
There is a PR about trying to solve the issue #88 that to study.
In the meantime, you can just remove the GIT_*
variable and then no Git cloning will be run and that will be fine.
Version 3.0.6.1 (being built right now) removes git cloning using env vars. See: https://github.com/tomsquest/docker-radicale/commit/3e4e286f21e9fc4d4a0e380522d8db98f7fa9c74
So no feature = no bug :/
Hi
I think they are a problem with Git on container startup. If you already have a cloned repo, the git command return fatal error and container go down :(