Dockerfile issue

bhupendra.doniwal

Hi Team, I am facing an error while I am using docker/sdk up and it fails , Can anyone help me out

andreas.fluer

Hi,

I am a little late, but you could try to remove all docker containers, images, volumes, etc… and then remove the vendor directory. IMPORTANT: Please keep in mind, that you will lose all persistent data if you do this

After that bootstrap the environment once more and start the docker. Very likely you do not need to start the docker environment as root (sudo).

Here is what I would do:

1. On your Windows user directory remove the .docker dir
2. Restart the docker desktop and make sure the WSL integration is active
3. Login to your WSL and cd into your project directory
4. rm -rf vendor
5. docker system prune —volumes
6. docker/sdk boot deploy.dev.yml
7. docker/sdk up

As you started the docker containers with sudo it is possible that you need sudo before the second command..

Maybe this will help.

andreas.fluer

Hi,

I am a little late, but you could try to remove all docker containers, images, volumes, etc… and then remove the vendor directory. IMPORTANT: Please keep in mind, that you will lose all persistent data if you do this

After that bootstrap the environment once more and start the docker. Very likely you do not need to start the docker environment as root (sudo).

Here is what I would do:

1. On your Windows user directory remove the .docker dir
2. Restart the docker desktop and make sure the WSL integration is active
3. Login to your WSL and cd into your project directory
4. rm -rf vendor
5. docker system prune —volumes
6. docker/sdk boot deploy.dev.yml
7. docker/sdk up

As you started the docker containers with sudo it is possible that you need sudo before the second command..

Maybe this will help.

bhupendra.doniwal

Thank you for your support 😊