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I just cleared all images and containers to make sure I wasn't working with any cache and that everything went fine.
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Then I would have to see what error happened after that. The only properties required are the database connection properties.That being said, you can run compose.yml in the project root.It will build an image locally.Or replace the
build: ./
line with theimage: ghcr.io/vitormarcal/chatvault:latest
docker-compose -f compose.yml
I tested these two ways here and they continue to work. Have you added database information?
I tried with this setup only. This was my docker setup.
chatvault: image: ghcr.io/vitormarcal/chatvault:latest restart: unless-stopped environment: - SPRING_DATASOURCE_URL=jdbc:postgresql://postgres:5432/chatvault - SPRING_DATASOURCE_USERNAME=${POSTGRES_USER} - SPRING_DATASOURCE_PASSWORD=${POSTGRES_PASSWORD} ports: - 8106:8080 volumes: - '~/chatvault:/opt/chatvault' - '~/chatvault/config:/config' depends_on: - postgres
I'm sorry about that, is your Operating System Unix or Windows? x86 or arm? I tested it on Ubuntu server and fedora and it is correct, I will test it on Windows soon. I'm trying to imagine what it could still be.
It was ARM