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Fixes files 'disappearing' from a container when a VOLUME instruction or -v covers the directory COPY populated. Use when the image build clearly copies files but the running container shows an empty directory. Not for .dockerignore or COPY failures.
Fixes building Langflow from source with a custom Dockerfile failing at uv sync by copying all four uv workspace members (src/backend/base, src/lfx, src/sdk, and the root) into the build stage before running uv sync --frozen. Use when the sync fails on missing workspace members. Not for prebuilt Langflow images.
Railpack: build Fails Due to “Failed to Resolve Version 1 of Yarn” Without Any Config Changes. The verified fix is Fix: Maintainer iloveitaly (maintains railpack): this was platform-side, the mise yarn backend (asdf) was broken/corrupted for a period of time; Railpack later moved to a different mise backend via PR #21…
Building langflow from source with a custom Dockerfile fails at uv sync because the codebase is now a uv workspace with four members: src/backend/base, src/lfx, src/sdk, and the root. If your Dockerfile only copies the pyproject for src/backend/base, the sync fails since the lfx and sdk workspace members are missing.
Railway deploys via Railpack suddenly fail with Failed to resolve version 1 of yarn / Failed to resolve version 1.22.22 even though nothing changed in the project, yarn 1.x detected via Corepack/mise, then version resolution fails.
Your app has to listen on the PORT environment variable that Zeabur injects, not a hardcoded port. If your code says something like app.listen(8000), Zeabur cannot route traffic to it and you get the error page. Change it to read the variable with a fallback, for example in Node: app.listen(process.env.PORT || 8000). …
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Deployed a service on Zeabur with my own Dockerfile and got an error page instead of the app. Setting the PORT environment variable did not change anything. The deploy logs showed the app was running and listening, but on a hardcoded port 8000, while Zeabur was trying to route traffic to the port it injects via the PO…
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The Statsig team released a fixed build, statsig_elixir 0.7.4-beta.2508150240, which runs on all Linux and mac systems regardless of the OpenSSL version in the image. Bump the dependency to that version or later. Source: Source:
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Adding statsig_elixir to a mix project and deploying on a bookworm slim based Dockerfile crashes at startup with Failed to load NIF ... 'libssl.so.1.1: cannot open shared object file'. The prebuilt NIF binary was linked against OpenSSL 1.1, which slim Debian images do not ship.
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Fixed in Renovate 14.3.20. The fix sends the correct Accept header when reading tag lists from registries, and handles the library/ prefix only for Docker Hub. If you hit a 406 from Artifactory with Docker image lookups, upgrade past 14.3.20. As a general rule, always use fully qualified image names (with the registry…
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Renovate fails against a JFrog Artifactory Docker registry with a 406 error when fetching tags, while the same config works against Docker Hub. It runs as a cronjob on OpenShift handling Dockerfiles with pinDigests=true. Two overlapping causes were found: Renovate sent the manifest Accept header (application/vnd.docke…
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The CA certificate download in the repo was stale; fixed in Pull the latest repo and rebuild the image. If you're on an old checkout, the same fix is to replace the zyte-proxy-ca.crt download with the current certificate published at docs.zyte.com bef…
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Building the zyte-smartproxy-headless-proxy docker image fails with an incorrect CA certificate checksum. The Dockerfile downloads Zyte's proxy CA certificate to intercept HTTPS traffic, but the download link/checksum it ships is stale, so the build bails. This blocked several people trying make docker over about a …
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Fixed in the Browserless v2 SDK. Upgrade to @browserless.io/browserless 2.30.0 or newer and rebuild your image against the matching browser image (ghcr.io/browserless/chromium) on linux/arm64. The original reporter confirmed the missing-binary error is gone on 2.30.0, and the maintainer closed the issue as solved from…
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Built a custom Browserless image with the v2 SDK (npx @browserless.io/browserless create, then npm run docker). On ARM64 the container starts but every Chrome route fails with: Couldn't load route "/chrome/content?(/)" due to missing browser binary for "ChromeCDP". The maintainer found the SDK's Dockerfile was p…
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gcloud's default ignore behavior always excludes .git from the upload tarball, and it does so silently. To include it, override the ignore rules: create an empty .gcloudignore (touch .gcloudignore), write a .gcloudignore that does not ignore .git, add an explicit !.git line to .gcloudignore, or disable the ignore …
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Submitting a remote build with gcloud container builds submit --config cloudbuild.yaml, the .git directory never showed up in the build context even though there was no .dockerignore, no .gitignore, no .gcloudignore, and no "Some files were not included" message. Other hidden directories (like a test .foo dir) did s…
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Do not rely on the CLI-set secret name. Pass the secret id through as a build argument and use that argument as the Dockerfile secret id, for example ARG SECRET_ID with RUN --mount=type=secret,id=$SECRET_ID,target=/run/secrets/secret.txt. This was answered by a Dagger contributor and confirmed working by the reporter,…
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A Dockerfile RUN --mount=type=secret,id=secret-file step finds nothing in /run/secrets when the secret was set through the Dagger CLI. The reason: a secret set via the CLI gets its name set to the sha256 checksum of its value, not to any friendly name, so a Dockerfile looking up a named id never matches. A related got…
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The CLI team fixed the version check: the reporter confirmed log following works again after the fix. Update the codefresh CLI to the latest release if you hit the node-version compatibility error when tailing pipeline-runner logs. Source: Source:
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After a node version bump in the CLI's Dockerfile to v12.22.11, codefresh log following broke for pipelines run via the codefresh-pipeline-runner GitHub Action with: Your node version (v12.22.11) is not compatible with supported node version ( =8.x) for this command. The CLI's log helper hard-checked the node v…
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This is a container problem, not a Transcribe problem. The AWS CRT native library could not build its TLS context because the image was missing system crypto/ssh libraries. Install the ssh package (which pulls in the needed libraries) in your Dockerfile and rebuild. To confirm it is environmental, you can enable CRT's…
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Calling start_stream_transcription from a Python 3.7 app inside a Ubuntu 16.04 based Docker container crashed with RuntimeError: 1033 (AWS_IO_TLS_CTX_ERROR): Failed to create tls context. The traceback came from awscrt's io.ClientTlsContext during session setup. The maintainers could not reproduce it on a clean Ubuntu…
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Move prisma.config.ts to the project root (next to package.json). Prisma 7 looks for it in the root by default, so a config sitting at prisma/prisma.config.ts is silently ignored and the CLI complains about the missing datasource property. The reporter confirmed this fixed it immediately. Alternative: keep the file wh…
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On Prisma 7, running prisma migrate dev fails with "Error: The datasource property is required in your Prisma config file when using prisma migrate dev", even though prisma.config.ts exists with a datasource url. The reporter had the config file inside the prisma/ folder instead of the project root. Prisma 7 moved the…
Problem outcome: unknown