Error building docker image on Windows 11

[clabnet]

Hi,
this command goes on error on Windows 11 using encore v.1.45.6
encore build docker --config infra.config.json drizzle_test:0.0.1

PS D:\Weblabs\nodejs\ENCORE\drizzle-sample> encore build docker --config infra.config.json drizzle_test:0.0.1
1:20PM INF compiling Encore application for linux/amd64
1:20PM INF Downloading linux/amd64 encore-runtime.node
1:20PM INF resolving base image node:slim
1:20PM INF could not get image from local daemon, fetching it remotely
1:20PM INF saving remote image node:slim to local docker daemon
1:20PM INF saved remote image to local docker daemon
1:20PM ERR build docker image: build image fs: bundle source: add file: archive/tar: unknown file mode ?rw-rw-rw-
PS D:\Weblabs\nodejs\ENCORE\drizzle-sample> 

[fredr]

Could you try deleting node_modules and re-installing them?

The error indicates that there is a windows junction somewhere, we should improve that error message.

If re-installing node_modules doesn't help, could you post your package.json and check if there are any other junctions in your app dir (probably within node_modules would be my guess)?

[clabnet]

Same problem. Can be because I use "pnpm" and not "npm" ?

[fredr]

It could be related to pnpm somehow, but could you try listing the content of node_modules with:

ls node_modules | select name, target, linktype

and see if LinkType comes out with the value Junction for anything?
what are those things and what do they point to?

[clabnet]

This is the output of the required command

----          ------                                                                                                                              --------
.bin
.pnpm
@types
drizzle-kit   D:\Weblabs\nodejs\ENCORE\drizzle-sample\node_modules\.pnpm\[email protected]\node_modules\drizzle-kit\                             Junction
drizzle-orm   D:\Weblabs\nodejs\ENCORE\drizzle-sample\node_modules\.pnpm\[email protected]_@[email protected][email protected]\node_modules\drizzle-orm\ Junction
encore.dev    D:\Weblabs\nodejs\ENCORE\drizzle-sample\node_modules\.pnpm\[email protected]\node_modules\encore.dev\                               Junction
pg            D:\Weblabs\nodejs\ENCORE\drizzle-sample\node_modules\.pnpm\[email protected]\node_modules\pg\                                               Junction
typescript    D:\Weblabs\nodejs\ENCORE\drizzle-sample\node_modules\.pnpm\[email protected]\node_modules\typescript\                                Junction
.modules.yaml

PS D:\Weblabs\nodejs\ENCORE\drizzle-sample>

[fredr]

The problem is that the tar package of golangs stdlib that we use to create a tarball doesnt support windows junctions, and I assume here that pnpm defaults to creating junctions rather than symbolic links, and that that is the problem here.

Could you try to enable developer mode in windows:
Settings -> Update & Security -> For developers > Developer Mode > On

That will permit the creation of Symbolic Links, the try to remove node_modules again and run pnpm install (or whichever command you use to install all dependencies), and hopefully the links will be created as symbolic links instead