fix: Set owner on /usr/local/cargo/registry/ in Dev Container #5018
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This was referenced Nov 22, 2024
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This PR seems to address #5007 and #4974 which were related to reports of "not being able to build the Playground from a fresh installation of the Dev Container."
The answer seems to be to add
sudo chown vscode /usr/local/cargo/registry/to the postCreateCommand section of the Dev Container's JSON file.There were SO MANY red herrings here...
Some operations gave an error trying to create a file in
/usr/local/cargo/registry...(this was the hint toward the solution)The initial report gave a mysterious ENOENT error out of the blue. That seemed to be caused by the failure to have installed wasm_pack. Using
npm install wasm-packcaused that to go away.cargo cleandoes indeed remove all the cached cargo files, but gives the "resource busy" on /workspaces/prql/target (which remains today)I am content. I'm back to a steady state - I can build the Playground, Book, and Website from a dev container.