Hi everyone Has anyone seen this error when attempting to st

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Hi everyone Has anyone seen this error when attempting to start the docker container ````Error unknown flag gh user```

Sky Klein · Answer

I understand it s missing that flag to take as an arg but it s pulled verbatim from the install docs

PePe Amengual · Answer

that is staring atlantis how are you doing that

Sky Klein · Answer

Yes when attempting to run the docker container using this pulled right from the guide ```docker run <http ghcr io runatlantis atlantis|ghcr io runatlantis atlantis> gh user= gh token= ```

Sky Klein · Answer

With the args filled out with the real values of course

Sky Klein · Answer

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Sky Klein · Answer

Going to try and pull a much much older image

PePe Amengual · Answer

you are building your own image

Sky Klein · Answer

Using the stock release

Sky Klein · Answer

the docker entrypoint sh script show it should just pass the args

Sky Klein · Answer

``` If the user is trying to run atlantis directly with some arguments then pass them to atlantis if $ echo $ 1 | cut c1 = then set atlantis $ fi```

PePe Amengual · Answer

if that was not working we will have 100k of angry people shouting at us

Sky Klein · Answer

So are you saying that is correct way to kick of the docker container

PePe Amengual · Answer

I mean those are the right flags

PePe Amengual · Answer

I do not run it like that in my local

Sky Klein · Answer

How should it be run

PePe Amengual · Answer

for testing or for production

Sky Klein · Answer

If different can the install docs be updated

Sky Klein · Answer

For prod in this case not the ngrok enabled testing

Sky Klein · Answer

I m setting this up to test it but as if it would be in prod

PePe Amengual · Answer

ahh then you will deploy the image using a service like ECS EKS etc

PePe Amengual · Answer

in that case you will need to pass all the config parameters for the server to start

Sky Klein · Answer

Okay so the docs are misleading

PePe Amengual · Answer

one of those is the gh user pass etc

PePe Amengual · Answer

link please

Sky Klein · Answer

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Sky Klein · Answer

I ll take a look at the docs for ECS deployment and see what is then being sent

PePe Amengual · Answer

we do not have docs for that

Sky Klein · Answer

I m seeing that as well

PePe Amengual · Answer

what page are you referring to

PePe Amengual · Answer

please paste the link

Sky Klein · Answer

Sky Klein · Answer

Clearly it expects args to run but it would seem those are not the ones it wants passed at least via a direct docker run scenario

Sky Klein · Answer

I could go ahead and work backwards through the Dockerfile and the docker entrypoint sh script but it seems to be more trouble than simply using the provided helm chart

Sky Klein · Answer

I ll take a look at the testing as well

PePe Amengual · Answer

I will skip that part of the docs

Sky Klein · Answer

Since this will be run against github enterprise it would not need ngrok

PePe Amengual · Answer

I can t test it for you because I do not have docker in this machine

Sky Klein · Answer

I ll mess around with it but if you could update remove that info from the docs

PePe Amengual · Answer

we will update it if is wrong for sure after testing

PePe Amengual · Answer

if you are going to run in eks use the helm chart

Sky Klein · Answer

Will do Thanks for the help

Sky Klein · Answer

I figured it out

Sky Klein · Answer

The docs lack the server flag

Sky Klein · Answer

Basically the entrypoint script parses all text as a command

PePe Amengual · Answer

ohhhh I see

Sky Klein · Answer

and in the docs it lacked server

Sky Klein · Answer

Which makes sense now

Sky Klein · Answer

it also lacks repo allowlist

PePe Amengual · Answer

that is an example you are supposed to still look at all the other flags you need

PePe Amengual · Answer

I have like 20 flags

Sky Klein · Answer

Yeah I understand how it works now the docs just aren t helpful

Sky Klein · Answer

Using the container won t really save me anytime

Sky Klein · Answer

Based on how it looks to work for github you d need at least ``` atlantis url= $URL gh user= $USERNAME gh token= $TOKEN gh webhook secret= $SECRET repo allowlist= $REPO ALLOWLIST ```

PePe Amengual · Answer

at a minimum yes

Sky Klein · Answer

Like I said if you guys could update the docs under Docker could save someone else a lot of time