docker compose command was incorrect, dependencies are also helpful #3934
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@danirabbit lmk if I should take another pass at this. My 'hello world' equivalent PR before I attempt to tackle #3742 |
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Probably better for someone in @elementary/web-developers to review than me! I couldn’t get the docker method working properly and I think neither could @RMcNeely 😅
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| cd ./dev && docker compose up -d | ||
| cd ./dev | ||
| sudo docker-compose up |
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I think the recommendation when installing docker is to add your user to the docker group so that you're not running containers as root
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I’m also not sure what the -d flag was for so I’m hesitant to approve removing it unless someone else knows
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It's for detached mode. It makes the compose environment run in the background instead of requiring an active tty. I'd think we would still want it to detach.
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Yeah I would leave it without sudo, if you really want maybe add a note about needing to have docker set up.
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I didn't realize that adding the user to the docker group would omit the need for running the container as root. I'll definitely take another stab at this PR and remove sudo. I never questioned it until you mentioned it, and a quick google shows that apparently I have been doing docker wrong for years!
Would it be cool if I added a reference/footnote or something that linked to the docker docs https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/linux-postinstall/
...unless that seems like too much hand-holding ofc. Personally I'd have found that useful to know back in the day, but here we are :)
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I'm always pro footnotes 👍
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Can we edit line 7 to either include the entire stack in docker or remove PHP?
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| cd ./dev && docker compose up -d | ||
| cd ./dev | ||
| sudo docker-compose up |
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Yeah I would leave it without sudo, if you really want maybe add a note about needing to have docker set up.
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