A user, ์๊ด_์, is trying to install the Discourse rating plugin for development. They followed the guide to install Discourse for development using Docker but encountered issues. hawm suggested cloning the plugin repository to the plugin folder and restarting the server. ์๊ด_์ tried this, but encountered a โfatal: Not a git repositoryโ error. hawm pointed out the need to use the correct git repository URL and not restart Docker.
์๊ด_์ eventually solved the issue at home by removing the existing plugin file and re-cloning the repository. However, they still face issues installing the plugin on their companyโs server, which is also a development install. Stephen asked about the differences between the two environments, and ์๊ด_์ explained that their home environment was set up using the โBeginners Guide to Install Discourse on Ubuntu for Developmentโ, while their company environment uses Docker Compose, Docker, PostgreSQL, Redis, and Discourse source.
The issue persists on the company server, with the same โfatal: Not a git repositoryโ error occurring after restarting Docker. Stephen inquired about the usage of the company server, wondering if itโs being used by other users, which might be contributing to the issue.
I want to install a plugin What should I do?
cd /var/discourse
nano containers/app.yml
I do not have a file named app.yml.
This guide does not help me.
Is there no other way?
I Install Discourse for Development using Docker. I want to install a discourse rating plugin. I thinkโฆ
cd ~discourse/plugin
git clone https://github.com/angusmcleod/discourse-ratings
docker restart
Is this my idea?
How was your server installed?
guide to install discourse for development using docker
Clone the plugin repository to you plugin folder and restart the rails server if you start already.
Clone the plugin repository to you plugin folder and docker restart
After :
fatal : Not a git repository
what is problem?
Make sure you are really using a git repository URL like GitHub - paviliondev/discourse-ratings: A Discourse plugin that lets you use topics to rate things ยท GitHub
If you follow Install Discourse for development using Docker to start developing, you donโt have to restart docker, just go into the discourse folder and call ./bin/docker/unicorn to start server or Ctrl + C to stop.
really using a git repository URL Like โGitHub - paviliondev/discourse-ratings: A Discourse plugin that lets you use topics to rate things ยท GitHubโ
Which file should I use?
Clone the whole repository to your plugin folder then restart the server will work
cd ~discourse/plugins folder
plugin file already exists.
I put the discourse rating plugin in the existing plugin folder and restarted the server.
Go to /admin/plugin you can find your plugin
I do not know until nowโฆ
Please Help me.. ํฌ
Why your step 3? Post your all operating procedure here?
Thank you
go to cd ~discourse/plugins discourse-rating remove
After
git clone GitHub - paviliondev/discourse-ratings: A Discourse plugin that lets you use topics to rate things ยท GitHub
I solved
Good at home.
but
The discourse installed in the company seems to have a problem.
Can not restart docker after installing plug-in
sudo docker logs 2fwk40482dw
: fatal: Not a git repository (or any parent up to mount point /discourse)
Is the company server a production install or development install?
It is possible to modify source based on docker-compose.
development install
If it was installed in the same way as your copy at home it should behave in the same way.
How do these two environments differ, is the installation at your company being used by other users?
My home
I refer to the guide below.
Beginners Guide to Install Discourse on Ubuntu for Development
Install Discourse on Ubuntu or Debian for Development
My company
It is composed as follows.
Package
docker-compose
docker
postgresql
redis
discourse source