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Launching Service with --deployer=thin fails #147
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@BoykoAlex is there an error message? |
With 2.2.7 Boot CLI it just shuts down without the errors. With 2.3.0 Boot CLI there is a stack trace:
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There must be an issue with the config file, but "thin" is the default, so if that's what you needed it already works, I guess. CORRECTION: the default is "local". I'll check the config. CORRECTION: the default is "local" but the apps are all thin jars, so they get deployed using a thin launcher by default. So what was it you wanted to achieve with the "thin" profile? I guess it keeps all the apps running in the same JVM. That's a valid goal, so I'll try and find a fix. You can workaround the problem by putting an explicit version in
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^^^ Fixed in snapshots (1.0.25). |
Install Boot CLI 2.2.7 or 2.3.0
Install the latest Cloud CLI 2.2.1 in it
Launch eureka service:
./bin/spring cloud eureka --deployer=thin
failsLaunch without --deployer=thin works fine - service launched
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