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There are a number of corrections that need to be made. Assuming everyone is up to date on their Docker install.
1.docker build --platform linux/amd64 -t helicone/supabase-migration-runner -f dockerfiles/dockerfile_migration_runner .
Should be
docker build --platform linux/amd64 -t helicone/supabase-migration-runner -f dockerfiles/dockerfile_supabase_migration_runner .
Reason: No such Dockerfile exist in the docker/dockerfiles folder
Remove the --platform directive, it is unnecessary. Only necessary when the specific target is needed for deployment
In the docker/dockerfiles/dockerfile_supabase_migration_runner file, remove the platform directive, no longer used, incorrect usage.
The workers do not build without errors on clean install
README.md in docker needs to be updated to reflect these changes as do the docs
Recommend someone performa a manual fresh install on a clean VM and test these files to be sure they are working. All too often developers have libraries or tools in their existing environment, many not up to date.
Seem to be 4 version behind on node with many packages deprecated as well. Suggest as part of maintaining a secure product understand the need to keep packages and node version at "n" or max "n-1"
DN
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Path: /getting-started/self-host/docker
There are a number of corrections that need to be made. Assuming everyone is up to date on their Docker install.
1.docker build --platform linux/amd64 -t helicone/supabase-migration-runner -f dockerfiles/dockerfile_migration_runner .
Should be
docker build --platform linux/amd64 -t helicone/supabase-migration-runner -f dockerfiles/dockerfile_supabase_migration_runner .
Reason: No such Dockerfile exist in the docker/dockerfiles folder
Remove the --platform directive, it is unnecessary. Only necessary when the specific target is needed for deployment
In the docker/dockerfiles/dockerfile_supabase_migration_runner file, remove the platform directive, no longer used, incorrect usage.
The workers do not build without errors on clean install
README.md in docker needs to be updated to reflect these changes as do the docs
Recommend someone performa a manual fresh install on a clean VM and test these files to be sure they are working. All too often developers have libraries or tools in their existing environment, many not up to date.
Seem to be 4 version behind on node with many packages deprecated as well. Suggest as part of maintaining a secure product understand the need to keep packages and node version at "n" or max "n-1"
DN
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: