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Incompatible with docker-desktop #20
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I have the same result. I'm on a m1 mac. At first it complains that there is no GITHUB_TOKEN, even though it's in the keys.cfg file. If I export GITHUB_TOKEN as an env variable, I get the error shown above. |
Then it's probably arm64 related. |
Regarding |
I'm on a M1 and cannot reproduce this. This is silly, but did you double check that your docker daemon is running? |
I can reproduce this by killing docker and rerunning the command. So the fix is simply: Make sure that docker is running. I agree that the error handling could be improved. I'll open a PR for that. |
Ensure docker is running |
Feel free to reopen if issue persists. |
I'm positive that Docker is running ( |
I'm seeing this issue with Docker Desktop (the recommended way of installing docker according to the docker docs) on Ubuntu 23. This setup uses a different location for the default Docker socket which probably causes the FileNotFoundError thrown by the docker python library. Creating a symlink at the expected location with the following command fixes it:
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Thanks @entuerem, that solved that problem. Now I'm getting:
Running |
Hi @twiecki : Sorry for missing your commend last week! (and I didn't know that you couldn't re-open the issue!) Thanks for following up with detailed logs. @timothycarambat @entuerem This is only for using the fully containerized version of the software, right? (i.e., when you mount the docker socket) @twiecki Could it be that you didn't build/pull the |
Also note that we have updated the images to support arm64 as well as amd64 :) |
No. This happened when I followed the "Setup with conda (development version)" instructions. On Ubuntu 23 this is the only issue I encountered. After creating the symlink it worked. Thx for this. Currently analyzing how you guys wrote this thing :) |
The message below is the same problem I'm having when executing commands in Windows docker desctop, is it the same problem? How can i solve it.
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@Amon1412 Please open a separate bug report. |
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Yes, that was indeed the problem and pulling fixed. I now have a different problem for which I'll open a new issue. thanks! |
Installed (on arm64) successfully, then running:
It also didn't seem to find keys.cfg, I had to set
GITHUB_TOKEN
as an env variable.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: