Problème de développement sous Windows avec Docker et un volume monté

[sam (Sam Saffron)]

Amusant : @pixeltrix est tombé là-dessus hier et a utilisé cette astuce pour contourner le problème :

Allow overriding of the default sprockets cache path

Je recommande simplement d’installer WSL2 et d’utiliser notre configuration WSL2, qui est bien plus rapide et plus facile à comprendre :

Install Discourse on Windows for development

This tutorial has been tested on Windows 10 and 11. To set up a development environment for Discourse on Windows, you can do it using Windows Subsystem for Linux feature. This setup requires the WSL 2 installation. It is only available in Windows 10 builds 18917 or higher. We’ll assume that you already installed Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (Ubuntu) on your Windows 10 system. WARNING: Install Ubuntu 18.04, and not 20.04 since some installations will fail on 20.04. For m…

L’installation de l’environnement de développement est triviale : il suffit de lancer WSL2, d’installer Docker, puis d’utiliser notre configuration de développement Docker.

Install Discourse for development using Docker

Developing using Docker Since Discourse runs in Docker, you should be able to run Discourse directly from your source directory using a Discourse development container. Pros: No need to install any system dependencies, no configuration needed at all for setting up a development environment quickly. Cons: Will be slightly slower than the native dev environment on Ubuntu, and much slower than a native install on MacOS. See also Developing Discourse using a Dev Container …