Hi, I'm getting a white screen when I visit localhost:8000 after attempting to launch Airbyte with

docker compose up

To try and debug it I've started from scratch by removing all existing Airbyte docker images + the Airbyte container, the local repo and re-cloning but it's always the same issue. The console output reports errors around:

airbyte-db         | 2021-05-28 09:33:24.676 UTC [29] ERROR:  database "temporal" already exists

airbyte-db         | 2021-05-28 09:33:24.676 UTC [29] STATEMENT:  CREATE DATABASE temporal

airbyte-temporal   | 2021/05/28 09:33:24 error creating database:pq: database "temporal" already exists

airbyte-temporal   | + temporal-sql-tool --plugin postgres --ep db -u docker -p 5432 --db temporal setup-schema -v 0.0

airbyte-temporal   | 2021/05/28 09:33:24 Starting schema setup, config=&{SchemaFilePath: InitialVersion:0.0 Overwrite:false DisableVersioning:false}

airbyte-temporal   | 2021/05/28 09:33:24 Setting up version tables

airbyte-db         | 2021-05-28 09:33:24.709 UTC [30] ERROR:  relation "schema_version" already exists

and

airbyte-server     | 2021-05-28 09:33:28 ERROR i.a.s.v.VersionMismatchServer(getServer):68 - {workspace_app_root=/tmp/workspace/server/logs} - Version mismatch between 0.24.2-alpha and 0.14.1-alpha.

I don't understand how something can "exist" after I've deleted all the Docker components and the code repo? Full output is attached here. My environment:

macOS 11.0.1

Docker version 20.10.6, build 370c289

Does anyone have any ideas please? Thanks

removing all existing Airbyte docker images + the Airbyte container, the local repo and re-cloning but it’s always the same issue.

This is not enough (unnecessary/unrelated actually): Airbyte uses docker volumes to store your configurations, see:

docker volume ls -q | grep airbyte

if you don’t need to keep your old airbyte configuration and really start from scratch, you should run:

docker-compose down -v

see docs https://docs.airbyte.io/upgrading-airbyte

Hi @Chris (deprecated profile) - amazing -

docker-compose down -v

sorted it. Many thanks!