Remove Docker volume mount of "./autogpt:/home/appuser"

[Gorgeous-Patrick]

Background

I could not actually boot up the docker compose. I found out that the folder "autogpt" is mounted as the user home directory. And it is also used as the autogpt package.

In the dockerfile, the program set up a working home directory and then in the docker compose the system somehow covered the folder.

Changes

Deleted a docker compose volume.

Documentation

I think the change is small and it is intuitive to be not documented elsewhere.

Test Plan

I tried to run it on multiple machines and it works now.

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[ntindle]

Can you walk me through how this fixes the issue? Not the most familiar with docker and the team members who are should be sleeping right now

[Gorgeous-Patrick]

OK. In the dockerfile, you set up the system perfectly. Note that in the dockerfile, you copy the entire autogpt folder into /home/appuser/autogpt. Then when you run docker run, the system enters with the ENTRYPOINT command python -m autogpt, which imports the package inside the /home/appuser/autogpt folder.

However, when you start with docker compose, the system reads the docker-compose.yml and in that file, line 13 means mount the autogpt file outside into the system as /home/appuser, which overwrites the system that we have set up in the dockerfile. And the system runs python -m autogpt, it cannot find it.

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[Pwuts]

Closing as deprecated