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To Reproduce
Tag: 0.0.80
Build Dockerfile: make docker-build.sh
note: had to modify because there is a \r line separator that needs to be removed. Check for this in app-start.sh, but doesn't seem to be the issue.
Start app: make docker-start-api
Get error:
': No such file or directory
Note: Also entered container with make docker-start-bash and ran scripts/app-start.sh with same error.
Environment:
Build Env: Windows 11, MINGW64 terminal; Also tested on WSL2 Ubuntu with same results
Additional context
I see a similar issue #261 referencing a whitespace, but that is not present here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
There's some hidden value on the new line below. Removing the empty line and recreating it fixes the problem. There seems to be a line separator or other hidden character in a lot of these .sh files that causes issues in certain environments. Is there a way to remove them all and make sure future commits are clean?
Describe the bug
Getting the following error when trying to run app-start.sh:
Looks like it is coming from here:
unstructured-api/scripts/app-start.sh
Line 1 in 2a0f3b7
To Reproduce
Tag: 0.0.80
Build Dockerfile:
make docker-build.sh
note: had to modify because there is a \r line separator that needs to be removed. Check for this in app-start.sh, but doesn't seem to be the issue.
Start app:
make docker-start-api
Get error:
': No such file or directory
Note: Also entered container with make docker-start-bash and ran scripts/app-start.sh with same error.
Environment:
Additional context
I see a similar issue #261 referencing a whitespace, but that is not present here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: