I’m working from personal computer, using KDE-Neon, I’ve been using linux for the past year or so, without issues, and the minor issues I’ve had, there is always a fix.
Come today, and after updating my distro, I tried running my devcontainer
enviroment for astro, and behold, an error appears preventing me from starting my enviroment.
Looking at the logs, I found a pretty recent github issue
as described in the temporary fixes, I added the builkit argument to my devcontainer.json
file, and everything worked correctly
"build": { "dockerfile": "Dockerfile", "args": {
"BUILDKIT_INLINE_CACHE": "0"
} },
Not exactly, I have a NestJs enviroment that uses docker-compose.yaml
files to run my enviroment and a MySql database.
For the moment, that enviroment still fails.
By watching the logs, I see it overrides my docker-compose file with one that has BUILKIT_INLINE_CACHE:1
even if I set it to 0
on mine.
hopefully it gets fixed soon, I see people having the issue when using docker-compose
Following the github thread, I opted for downgrading to Docker 20.10, I’m now able to run my NestJs docker-compose enviroment. for downgrading, I followed the official Docker Guide on installing a specific version