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An error occurred setting up the container. #605
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Hi, thanks for your reply. |
Hello, I found the
I get the following output: [146 ms] Exit code 1 |
Hmm, interesting! The logs doesn't seem to have much information. @janschatz-hms would it be possible for you to send me repro steps (ie sample dev container config)? Thanks!
It's Interesting to see the use of
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I ran into this same thing in CI this week, and similar to the above, adding I wish the "shutdown" story on devcontainers (esp in CI) was better. |
Assuming this was resolved by removing an old container. |
When I try to start a container using the CLI I often get an error like this:
Unfortunately the error message is pretty general.
Initially I thought this was caused by me switching back and forth between using the devcontainer inside VS Code and from the command line. But now it also happens on the CI/CD server where it is only started via the CLI.
The status of the container at this point is this:
Deleting the container and restarting helps as a workaround locally, but cannot be done in the CI/CD pipeline.
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