keen kraken
I'm trying to dockerize my app, voi, and after adding Dockerfile into my git repo, Railway automatically pick it as main builder. I don't know why now it can not "see" the environment variables I have set in Railway project. It works well before when I build from github repo.
The Dockerfile: https://github.com/getsieutoc/voi/blob/master/Dockerfile
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keen kraken
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fossil peak
I'm running into the same issue as well!
dusky temple
sang, list every variable you need available at build time please
dusky temple
I'm running into the same issue as well!
you might be, but this is still a highly specific to his project question, could you instead open your own #1006629907067064482 thread please?
keen kraken
Hi Brody, I feel like we have similar issue.
Currently my app need (values are fake)
NEXTAUTH_SECRET=topsecret
NEXTAUTH_URL=https://yourdomain.com
DATABASE_URL=postgres://....
SMTP_USER=yoursmtpuser
SMTP_PASSWORD=yoursmtppass
SMTP_HOST=yoursmtpserver
SMTP_PORT=587
But when it builds, it shows the first error message:
#16 66.13 Error: NEXTAUTH_SECRET variable is not defined
which is not correct because I have all and building by using github source code is ok before
dusky temple
it is correct, its not defined, you need to define it in your dockerfile
ARG NEXTAUTH_SECRET
but i think you where misinterpreting what i said, it would be great if voi could deploy from a docker image, not a repo with a dockerfile
dusky temple
of course you still need a Dockerfile to prebuild an image, but you also need to make your app read the NEXTAUTH_SECRET during runtime so that the user can supply it
dusky temple
cool now use that image in your template instead of a repo
keen kraken
thanks, I will add the ARG and try again 🙏
dusky temple
of course you still need a Dockerfile to prebuild an image, but you also need to...
please take note of this
keen kraken
look like it works 😄
dusky temple
right but dont you want the user to specify that? if you are baking it into your image then thats no good
keen kraken
hmmm I dont understand what do you mean, I added only
ARG NEXTAUTH_SECRET
ARG NEXTAUTH_URL
ARG DATABASE_URL
ARG EMAIL_FROM
ARG SMTP_USER
ARG SMTP_PASSWORD
ARG SMTP_HOST
ARG SMTP_PORT
...
to the top of the Dockerfile and redeploy, Railway made it just work...
dusky temple
but you want to use an image in your template
keen kraken
in the build log it says like this, so I guess it use the Dockerfile?
dusky temple
right but you want the template to deploy voi from an image