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Unexpected error running Liquibase: java.lang.IllegalStateException
When I run 【liquibase data run --name=myrepos --env=POSTGRES_PASSWORD=secret --image=postgres】,The command line displays the following information
Unexpected error running Liquibase: java.lang.IllegalStateException: No context is configured, run 'titan install' or 'titan context install' to configure titan For more information, please use the --log-level flag
What is the meaning of this error not understand
I'm following this video command
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCeBpQvPJ5s
It looks like liquibse data install
needs to be run. Have you gone through all the steps in this document, especially step 3?
https://github.com/liquibase/liquibase-data/blob/main/beta/session-1.md#step-3-download-liquibase-data-extension-and-add-to-your-system-path
It looks like needs to be run. Have you gone through all the steps in this document, especially step 3?
liquibse data install
https://github.com/liquibase/liquibase-data/blob/main/beta/session-1.md#step-3-download-liquibase-data-extension-and-add-to-your-system-path
I thought all the orders were just on the YouTube video,Thank you。I guess I didn't install docker. I'll try this document link you gave me.
Reply here if you run into any more issue.
OS:Vmware's centos7 image
run liquibase data install Keep repeating the following message,Is that normal?
This happens where there is not a pre-compiled ZFS module for your OS. What is your host OS? Also, are you running docker desktop? The short answer is that you are missing ZFS, but the longer answer of how to fix that requires some more information.
What is your host OS
centos7
are you running docker desktop?
no,Just the Docker engine
if i use liquibase-data , Must Docker desktop be installed?
@lovecodeyou No, docker desktop isn't required. It is the usual installation method that MacOS and Windows users will use and we precompile and support ZFS modules for it. The underlying docker containers for liquibase data come from the titan project and there are some details about support here.
Basically, not all possible kernel variants have pre-compiled ZFS modules. There are a few ways to solve your particular issue:
- Open a Pull Request here for your kernel variant.
- Clone the zfs-builder repo and run the tools there to build the ZFS kernel module.
- Install ZFS on your own