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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon InstaPy

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Open beranPro opened this issue 3 years ago • 4 comments

Hi, when i checked out this repo and tried to used this over docker-compose, folling error ocurred:

https://github.com/timgrossmann/InstaPy/issues/5882

I just the last answer from the ticket above in this pull request.

beranPro avatar Mar 03 '21 19:03 beranPro

The main idea for using Docker is to automate all the installation and execution in the isolated container. Adding extra Python modules is defeating the portability of this repo. The requirements.txt has *.13 version which could be (maybe not) out of date from the latest commit in InstaPy repo.

Instead of pushing individual changes to this repo, a better approach is just to map the file to your local container.

elulcao avatar Mar 04 '21 14:03 elulcao

Hi, but then we need to update the documentation because the docker-compose stuff is not working on Windows with the current state of this repository.

beranPro avatar Mar 05 '21 12:03 beranPro

Hi, but then we need to update the documentation because the docker-compose stuff is not working on Windows with the current state of this repository.

You can map the new file from InstaPy repo to your container. I will start a new PR for the new .14 version to reflect the changes in instapy-docker.

elulcao avatar Mar 05 '21 13:03 elulcao

This issue still happens using docker-compose on debian 10 even using the mentioned workaround

shoesack avatar Oct 24 '21 21:10 shoesack