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I tried to use GitPod to debug a PR, and our GitPod environment needs an update to use the images we push to docker.cdot.systems:
HISTFILE=/workspace/.gitpod/cmd-0 history -r; {
eval$(gp env -e API_URL=$(gp url 3000))eval$(gp env -e WEB_URL=$(gp url 8000))eval$(gp env -e API_HOST=$(gp url 8443))eval$(gp env -e SSO_LOGIN_URL=$(gp url 8081))eval$(gp env -e SUPABASE_API=$(gp url 8911))eval$(gp env -e SERVICES="status image sso search posts feed-discovery redis elasticsearch login")
sed -r \
-e "s@(.+=)http://localhost:8000(/[^ ]*)*@\1$WEB_URL\2@g" \
-e "s@(.+=)http://localhost:3000(/[^ ]*)*@\1$API_URL\2@g" \
-e "s@(.+=)http://localhost:8081(/[^ ]*)*@\1$SSO_LOGIN_URL\2@g" \
-e "s@(.+=)http://kong:8000(/[^ ]*)*@\1$SUPABASE_API\2@g" \
-e "s@(.+=)http://localhost([^:]*)@\1$API_HOST\2@g" \
-e "s@development\.yml@gitpod\.yml@" \
config/env.development > .env
} && {
[ -r /workspace/.prebuild-log-0 ] && cat /workspace/.prebuild-log-0; [ -r /workspace/.gitpod/prebuild-log-0 ] && cat /workspace/.gitpod/prebuild-log-0;true
} && {
docker-compose --env-file .env up -d $SERVICES
pnpm start
}
gitpod /workspace/telescope (issue-2909) $ HISTFILE=/workspace/.gitpod/cmd-0 history -r; {
>eval$(gp env -e API_URL=$(gp url 3000))>eval$(gp env -e WEB_URL=$(gp url 8000))>eval$(gp env -e API_HOST=$(gp url 8443))>eval$(gp env -e SSO_LOGIN_URL=$(gp url 8081))>eval$(gp env -e SUPABASE_API=$(gp url 8911))>eval$(gp env -e SERVICES="status image sso search posts feed-discovery redis elasticsearch login")>> sed -r \
> -e "s@(.+=)http://localhost:8000(/[^ ]*)*@\1$WEB_URL\2@g" \
> -e "s@(.+=)http://localhost:3000(/[^ ]*)*@\1$API_URL\2@g" \
> -e "s@(.+=)http://localhost:8081(/[^ ]*)*@\1$SSO_LOGIN_URL\2@g" \
> -e "s@(.+=)http://kong:8000(/[^ ]*)*@\1$SUPABASE_API\2@g" \
> -e "s@(.+=)http://localhost([^:]*)@\1$API_HOST\2@g" \
> -e "s@development\.yml@gitpod\.yml@" \
> config/env.development > .env
>> } && {
> [ -r /workspace/.prebuild-log-0 ] && cat /workspace/.prebuild-log-0; [ -r /workspace/.gitpod/prebuild-log-0 ] && cat /workspace/.gitpod/prebuild-log-0;true> } && {
> docker-compose --env-file .env up -d $SERVICES> pnpm start
>> }
{
eval$(gp env -e API_URL=$(gp url 3000))eval$(gp env -e WEB_URL=$(gp url 8000))eval$(gp env -e API_HOST=$(gp url 8443))eval$(gp env -e SSO_LOGIN_URL=$(gp url 8081))eval$(gp env -e SUPABASE_API=$(gp url 8911))eval$(gp env -e SERVICES="status image sso search posts feed-discovery redis elasticsearch login")
sed -r \
-e "s@(.+=)http://localhost:8000(/[^ ]*)*@\1$WEB_URL\2@g" \
-e "s@(.+=)http://localhost:3000(/[^ ]*)*@\1$API_URL\2@g" \
-e "s@(.+=)http://localhost:8081(/[^ ]*)*@\1$SSO_LOGIN_URL\2@g" \
-e "s@(.+=)http://kong:8000(/[^ ]*)*@\1$SUPABASE_API\2@g" \
-e "s@(.+=)http://localhost([^:]*)@\1$API_HOST\2@g" \
-e "s@development\.yml@gitpod\.yml@" \
config/env.development > .env
} && {
pnpm install & \
docker-compose --env-file .env build $SERVICES& \
docker-compose --env-file .env pull
};exit
gitpod /workspace/telescope (issue-2909) $ {
>eval$(gp env -e API_URL=$(gp url 3000))>eval$(gp env -e WEB_URL=$(gp url 8000))>eval$(gp env -e API_HOST=$(gp url 8443))>eval$(gp env -e SSO_LOGIN_URL=$(gp url 8081))>eval$(gp env -e SUPABASE_API=$(gp url 8911))>eval$(gp env -e SERVICES="status image sso search posts feed-discovery redis elasticsearch login")>> sed -r \
> -e "s@(.+=)http://localhost:8000(/[^ ]*)*@\1$WEB_URL\2@g" \
> -e "s@(.+=)http://localhost:3000(/[^ ]*)*@\1$API_URL\2@g" \
> -e "s@(.+=)http://localhost:8081(/[^ ]*)*@\1$SSO_LOGIN_URL\2@g" \
> -e "s@(.+=)http://kong:8000(/[^ ]*)*@\1$SUPABASE_API\2@g" \
> -e "s@(.+=)http://localhost([^:]*)@\1$API_HOST\2@g" \
> -e "s@development\.yml@gitpod\.yml@" \
> config/env.development > .env
>> } && {
> pnpm install & \
> docker-compose --env-file .env build $SERVICES& \
> docker-compose --env-file .env pull
>> };exit
[1] 559
[2] 560
bash: pnpm: command not found
WARNING: The GIT_COMMIT variable is not set. Defaulting to a blank string.
WARNING: The GIT_COMMIT variable is not set. Defaulting to a blank string.
ERROR: The Compose file is invalid because:
Service image has neither an image nor a build context specified. At least one must be provided.
ERROR: The Compose file is invalid because:
Service search has neither an image nor a build context specified. At least one must be provided.
[1]- Exit 127 pnpm install
exit
🤙 This task ran as a workspace prebuild
WARNING: The GIT_COMMIT variable is not set. Defaulting to a blank string.
ERROR: The Compose file is invalid because:
Service planet has neither an image nor a build context specified. At least one must be provided.
bash: pnpm: command not found
The fix is to update docker/gitopod.yml to define build and cache_from keys for each of our services, like we do in docker/development.yml.
I also wonder if there is some kind of generalization we can do here for both AWS and GitPod, so that we prefer to pull cached images when possible, and only build what's needed (similar to development.yml), but then do whatever overrides are needed for ports and envs to work in cloud environments.
I tried to use GitPod to debug a PR, and our GitPod environment needs an update to use the images we push to
docker.cdot.systems:The fix is to update
docker/gitopod.ymlto definebuildandcache_fromkeys for each of our services, like we do indocker/development.yml.I also wonder if there is some kind of generalization we can do here for both AWS and GitPod, so that we prefer to pull cached images when possible, and only build what's needed (similar to
development.yml), but then do whatever overrides are needed for ports and envs to work in cloud environments.cc @DukeManh, @cindyledev.
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