license_finder: command not found

[boev]

Hello,

Using the official docker image into our CI/CD pipeline gives the following error. Do I need to install license_finder or symlink anything for the command to work. Am I using it wrong?

Image: licensefinder/license_finder:6.1.0 Error: $ license_finder action_items /bin/bash: line 144: license_finder: command not found ERROR: Job failed: exit code 1

Thank you for your time and support.

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[xtreme-shane-lattanzio]

@boev Are you running in a subshell? In general to login and run in the license finder docker we use a command like docker run -v ~/workspace/:/workspace/ -it licensefinder/license_finder bin/bash --login'

[faraonc]

I was wondering the need for running /bin/bash -l. This can be problematic if volume mount is not supported for the CI. Normally, you would have a container with the binaries needed to run against a repository.

[TobiTh]

Is there a workaround for using bash -l? It does break in our CI with the following error mesg: ttyname failed: Inappropriate ioctl for device. Manual sourcing instead of using the --login option does not work either.

[tpiecora]

I'm also looking for a workaround. I have a different use case where I have created a wrapper around the LicenseFinder docker image so I can generate reports on demand, however this is proving difficult with the need for bash login. It appears that environment configuration needed to run license_finder is loaded into the environment when you login, though I haven't identified what configuration it specifically needed yet. Ideally I could set this configuration on the container and not login.

Any insight here would be greatly appreciated.