Error reproducing the setup docs to run frontend with docker about robosats

[Reckless-Satoshi]

This is a Windows issue. The "file" /nodeapp/static is a symbolic link to /frontend/static . For windows, symbolic links do not exist: it's interpreted as a blank or text file.

If I understand well what happened, your fix works (well, you could have just deleted /nodeapp/static and it would have worked too). However, it breaks the nodeapp Dockerfile and the docker-compose-example.yml as these rely on the symlink (yet, only works on Linux / Max).

Let me push a fix with a solution where it works both linux/windows, so you can give another try

[Reckless-Satoshi]

Actually this should probably be enough fd8f64e . Let me know if this works.

The nodeapp now cannot be built without first copying or symlinking /frontend/static . But the GH workflow does the copying and leaving a comment on the Dockerfile seems enough as of now :D

[JooVLC]

This is a Windows issue. The "file" /nodeapp/static is a symbolic link to /frontend/static . For windows, symbolic links do not exist: it's interpreted as a blank or text file.

If I understand well what happened, your fix works (well, you could have just deleted /nodeapp/static and it would have worked too). However, it breaks the nodeapp Dockerfile and the docker-compose-example.yml as these rely on the symlink (yet, only works on Linux / Max).

Let me push a fix with a solution where it works both linux/windows, so you can give another try

I tested just delete the /nodeapp/static, the docker-compose up worked, but the local run of robosats not worked with the follow error (It keeps loading forever):

[JooVLC]

Actually this should probably be enough fd8f64e . Let me know if this works.

The nodeapp now cannot be built without first copying or symlinking /frontend/static . But the GH workflow does the copying and leaving a comment on the Dockerfile seems enough as of now :D

I will try now, ty. I'll reply if it worked or not as soon as I can.

[JooVLC]

Actually this should probably be enough fd8f64e . Let me know if this works.
The nodeapp now cannot be built without first copying or symlinking /frontend/static . But the GH workflow does the copying and leaving a comment on the Dockerfile seems enough as of now :D

I will try now, ty. I'll reply if it worked or not as soon as I can.

It works, ty.