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Cannot create container for service - many of them #84
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Hello, It cannot find .env because I suspect you haven't created it. I had this same issue and each time I had to manually create the .env file. Perhaps there is something wrong with the create script as it creates one .env but I believe it doesn't create the root .env. Try duplicating the root .env.example and renaming to .env and then run the create-project command again. Also with your domain question, just add another entry, don't think there is any need to override anything. Hope this helps |
I have it created. Actually I've just removed the .example from all extensions here's my tree . 16 directories, 26 files |
@jramiresbrito what does your |
@jramiresbrito you need to run both |
After following the setup instructions, I've successfully installed it using
docker-compose run composer create-project
.Then, in the next step, to run the containers, docker complains about the name of the containers:
the thing is the composer can't find the environment variables set in
.env
file and it defaults to a blank string:How to make it work?
PS: Sorry about the off-topic. In the step of adding the domain to the hosts file, I've overridden the old entry:
to
Is that correct, or should I just add another entry?
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