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Sebastian Brudziński
Jun 14, 2016, 8:25:07 AM6/14/16
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Hello,
I've noticed that after tonight's changes connected with adding environment file to docker-compose configuration, it became impossible to start the projects locally with Docker, using docker-compose run. The reason is missing .env file, that has been specified in the configuration, but doesn't exist on the three repositories.
Adding empty file broke the build, so I left it as is for now. I've noticed that Jenkins has been configured to fetch the .env file, containing database access, from the new openlmis-config repository before each build. I've been wondering about the local development flow though. Should we now manually create the .env files with database access before starting the project? If so, I suppose we should at least mention it in the "quick start" docs.
Best regards,
Sebastian Brudzinski.
I've noticed that after tonight's changes connected with adding environment file to docker-compose configuration, it became impossible to start the projects locally with Docker, using docker-compose run. The reason is missing .env file, that has been specified in the configuration, but doesn't exist on the three repositories.
Adding empty file broke the build, so I left it as is for now. I've noticed that Jenkins has been configured to fetch the .env file, containing database access, from the new openlmis-config repository before each build. I've been wondering about the local development flow though. Should we now manually create the .env files with database access before starting the project? If so, I suppose we should at least mention it in the "quick start" docs.
Best regards,
Sebastian Brudzinski.
Chongsun Ahn
Jun 14, 2016, 1:35:11 PM6/14/16
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Sorry, forgot to reply to all. My response to this issue below.
Shalom,
Chongsun
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From: Chongsun Ahn <chongs...@villagereach.org>
Subject: Re: [openlmis-dev] docker-compose env file
Date: June 14, 2016 at 10:14:32 AM PDT
To: Sebastian Brudziński <sbrud...@soldevelo.com>
Hey Sebastian,
Sorry, I forgot that my code changes would break local dev builds. Yes, for any Independent Service projects, you will need a .env file in the root folder of the project, which specifies db url, username and password. You can use the one here as a starter (https://github.com/OpenLMIS/openlmis-config/blob/master/.env).
I will update the quick start docs shortly in each of the repos. Thanks for pointing it out.
Shalom,
Chongsun
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