HI team, the local environment was running smoothly before I pulled from the main branch of the appwrite/console repository. Can you please help me understand what's wrong, my docker container is not able to start. I am a new contributor so need help in understanding the issue
Run to install all of the dependencies
composer install
and maybe docker compose build?
@Steven Hi Steven, I tried docker compose build but the issue persists same as shown in the above screenshot. Looks like some PHP extensions are missing in the local environment. I am trying to resolve this. Will update it here once resolved. Any other hints would be helpful.
solved. Thanks for help guys
How did you manage to fix it?
I think my local repo had some issues. I started over by cloning the repo again and then updating the submodule. Then simply docker compose build worked.
ah alright that's great!
Since it's fixed, could you update the title of the post to [SOLVED] Not able to setup environment after updating project
sure
[SOLVED] Not able to setup environment after updating project
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