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When I wanted to start the app container docker compose up app
I got an error message because the paths in the docker-compose.plugins.yaml were set wrong.
services:
worker:
volumes:
- ./nomad-schema-plugin-example/nomadschemaexample:/app/plugins/nomadschemaexample
- ./nomad-parser-plugin-example/nomadparserexample:/app/plugins/nomadparserexample
- ./nomad-normalizer-plugin-example/nomadparserexample:/app/plugins/nomadparserexample # should be normalizer not parser
app:
volumes:
- ./nomad-schema-plugin-example/nomadschemaexample:/app/plugins/nomadschemaexample
- ./nomad-parser-plugin-example/nomadparserexample:/app/plugins/nomadparserexample
- ./nomad-normalizer-plugin-example/nomadparserexample:/app/plugins/nomadparserexample #should be normalizer not parser
I got the container started after correcting the paths:
@ChristinaMariaMayrBirg: Thanks for picking up this problem in the docs. As mentioned in the docs, this way of installing plugins is deprecated, and we will actually remove this whole section from the docs in an upcoming release.
The problem with simply mounting packages is that the possible dependency conflicts are not resolved, and some of the actions performed during a typical pip install <package-nam> are missing. I would recommend either options 1. or 2. mentioned on the same page.
I used the quick start example provided here:
https://nomad-lab.eu/prod/v1/docs/howto/oasis/plugins_install.html
When I wanted to start the app container
docker compose up app
I got an error message because the paths in the
docker-compose.plugins.yaml
were set wrong.I got the container started after correcting the paths:
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