Make Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml work with 2.0.1-SNAPSHOT - #18
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Closing and re-opening to restart Travis. |
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Hmmm...Travis failed with this: |
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I find that quite odd. I can't see why it would fail... |
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For some reason I can't restart the Travis build directly on Travis, so I'm closing and re-opening to restart the build to see if it was an intermittent issue. |
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Nope, same failure again in https://travis-ci.org/github/OneBusAway/onebusaway-docker/builds/680634315. 🤔 |
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To see if this is something external, I'm going to restart this build, which previously passed prior to merge into the master branch: |
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Well, that didn't work because we're checking out the master branch and the whole 2.0.1 issue... |
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It could very well be my fault as I am new to this "pull request" business... All I know is that once I made the changes to my files docker composed flawlessly when I told it |
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@dudebrains01 I think your PR is fine, there seems to be something else going on preventing CI from working with postgres. If this works for you locally, I'm inclined to merge and figure out what's going on with CI separately. Master branch of this project is definitely broken due to the version changes in oba-app-modules and that needs to be fixed. |
This fixes the issue raised in #15.
Fixes #15.