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[Doc][Module Name] Install via Docker Compose #8258
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Can you elaborate? Which document and section are you referring to? |
Sorry, I meant the docs found here |
Well, I've followed the Getting Started process again to double-check. The Docker compose on the Release is different from the one in the
Either the docker-compose is wrong or the doc is missing some step about signing in to a registry. A related issue points to using |
@155martinmoreno I see. Please use the one from the release page as shown in the screenshot I posted. |
Thanks for the answer, but I think I'm not being clear. If I use the one pointed out in the screenshot, it fails with a I can fix it by changing it to |
@155martinmoreno I just double checked the one from my screenshot, it is pointing to So, I don't understand why you were seeing |
Ah, I see now. The reason is that I'm pulling the Latest release, instead of Beta5 Do you think it's ok for Latest (1.0.1) to give manifest error? should we always point to the latest beta? does this deserve a comment in the Getting Started doc? If not, I'll go ahead and close this thread. Thanks for the follow-up! |
I see... Thanks for the explanation. |
Documentation Scope
Install via Docker Compose
Describe the Change
You should add the location of the dockerfile and env files mentioned in the doc
(In this case
devops/releases/lake-v0.21.0/
)Additional context
It isn't easy to find otherwise
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