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./script/docker_dev_setup.sh does not work
Steps to reproduce:
- run ./script/docker_dev_setup.sh
- login again, reboot do all that you can and keep stuck at
> We need to login again to apply that change.
OK to run 'exec sg docker -c ./script/docker_dev_setup.sh'? [y/n]
Expected behavior:
The script installs dory and sets up the development environment
Actual behavior:
Answering y to the following prompt just ends the script
> We need to login again to apply that change.
OK to run 'exec sg docker -c ./script/docker_dev_setup.sh'? [y/n]
Additional notes:
Running Pop!_OS 20.04 (based on Ubuntu 20.04) 200+GiB free in disk
It's a shame that the quick script doesn't work as intended. It makes it hard for new contributors, like myself.
Ive been helping someone with setting up their own self hosted canvas install for the past year, and I dont think Ive ever been able to get it to work. I also had to create my own quick script to rapidly install canvas for testing using the production setup, which is also VERY out of date. Very sad indeed.
I have 20.04 it worked for me... I had to log out once, install ruby after the first failed run. I did restart after as well. The ICU dependency seems to be optional, but can be satisfied easily with libicu-dev.
related icu config deprecation https://github.com/LinearTapeFileSystem/ltfs/issues/153
Bigger issue is undoing the damage dory does... it's a virtual network adapter, bridge and vm configuration with a self hosted DNS server... seems way overkill for linux/chromeOS users who can run docker natively
I have 20.04 it worked for me... I had to log out once, install ruby after the first failed run. I did restart after as well. The ICU dependency seems to be optional, but can be satisfied easily with libicu-dev.
related icu config deprecation LinearTapeFileSystem/ltfs#153
Bigger issue is undoing the damage dory does... it's a virtual network adapter, bridge and vm configuration with a self hosted DNS server... seems way overkill for linux/chromeOS users who can run docker natively
Yes, I'm having issues with the dory part too... do you have any tips on how to get this working?
For Linux, we do not recommend Dory. I believe our one or two Canvas engineers who work on Linux use Traefik instead.
