Can't get docker_dev_setup.sh to recognize Docker installation

[gmitter]

Summary:

Trying to get Quick Start procedure to work using a Mac.

I have done the following:

1. cloned https://github.com/instructure/canvas-lms.git to a local dir.
2. Installed docker downloading .dmg and running Docker.app
3. cd to local dir where canvas-lms is cloned
4. run ./script/docker_dev_setup.sh

Expected behavior:

Docker should have been setup

Actual behavior:

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Welcome! This script will guide you through the process of setting up a Canvas development environment. Log file is /Users/gunther/Google Drive/Meu Drive/_Meu Drive Gmail/_Coding/Ambiente Canvas/canvas-lms-master/log/docker_dev_setup.log

It looks like you're using a Mac. Let's set that up.

Checking Dependencies... 2023-08-04 19:00:04.836 mdfind[5641:77553] [UserQueryParser] Loading keywords and predicates for locale "pt_BR" 2023-08-04 19:00:04.836 mdfind[5641:77553] [UserQueryParser] Loading keywords and predicates for locale "pt" 2023-08-04 19:00:04.904 mdfind[5641:77553] Couldn't determine the mapping between prefab keywords and predicates. Docker Desktop is not installed! Refer to https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-mac/install/ for help installing. Once Docker Desktop is installed rerun this script.

/o\ Something went wrong. Check /Users/gunther/Google Drive/Meu Drive/_Meu Drive Gmail/_Coding/Ambiente Canvas/canvas-lms-master/log/docker_dev_setup.log for details. gun

Additional notes:

In the same dir if I run docker, it seems to be working, however I cannot get the canvas script to work. Any thoughts?

[Ardena]

I think we need the contents of /Users/gunther/Google Drive/Meu Drive/_Meu Drive Gmail/_Coding/Ambiente Canvas/canvas-lms-master/log/docker_dev_setup.log to be more help.

[gmitter]

docker_dev_setup.log Here it is

[gmitter]

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Docker Dev Setup (Sex 4 Ago 2023 19:10:01 -03):

[1m> It looks like you're using a Mac. Let's set that up.(B[m

[1m> Checking Dependencies...(B[m /o\ Something went wrong. Check /Users/gunther/Google Drive/Meu Drive/_Meu Drive Gmail/_Coding/Ambiente Canvas/canvas-lms/log/docker_dev_setup.log for details.

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Docker Dev Setup (Sex 4 Ago 2023 19:13:21 -03):

[1m> It looks like you're using a Mac. Let's set that up.(B[m

[1m> Checking Dependencies...(B[m

[1m> Some additional dependencies need to be installed before continuing.(B[m /o\ Something went wrong. Check /Users/gunther/Google Drive/Meu Drive/_Meu Drive Gmail/_Coding/Ambiente Canvas/canvas-lms/log/docker_dev_setup.log for details.

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Docker Dev Setup (Sex 4 Ago 2023 19:17:31 -03):

[1m> It looks like you're using a Mac. Let's set that up.(B[m

[1m> Checking Dependencies...(B[m /o\ Something went wrong. Check /Users/gunther/Google Drive/Meu Drive/_Meu Drive Gmail/_Coding/Ambiente Canvas/canvas-lms/log/docker_dev_setup.log for details.

[baylisscg]

You may have hit the same problem I did. ./script/docker_dev_setup.sh uses mdfind to see if Docker.app is available. This isn't a great idea as it assumes the metadata service is crawling your /Applications/ directory which may not be the case and isn't what needs to be checked anyway. To switch to just checking if the docker command exists:

In script/common/utils/docker_desktop_setup.sh go to line 48 and replace

  if [[ -z $(mdfind kind:application Docker.app) ]]; then

with

  if [[ -z $(command -v docker) ]]; then