Hello, my meetings seem to have a hard-coded localhost:3000 URL in the meeting details which create a problem when clicking the preview. My .env variables BASE_URL and NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_URL are not set to localhost:3000 so I'm wondering where that's coming from. Also, how in the world do I get the Accept our license thing on the bottom. I've set NEXT_PUBLIC_LICENSE_CONSENT="agree" yet it makes no difference

it seems like your .env is not being picked up correctly

yep

weird interesting. i feel like some people before had issues with .env and docker

The other weirdness is that if I put '' or "" around the BASE_URL or NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_URL I cannot login. I get a only absolute urls are allowed error in the container logs. I still don't understand what the difference is between those two variables anyway

i wish i could help you but i have absolut 0 knowledge of docker and how environments work in docker. i just use yarn && yarn dev and a postgres server and it works 😕

thanks for trying. Maybe someone else can?

can you open a ticket in github.com/calcom/docker maybe?

Docker does not support quotation marks in env files

First thing I tried without quotes and no dice. that's when I tried quotes, still no dice. Any other thoughts?

Restart your container or remove it and start it again

Sorry about the terminology, things get a little bit dicey when introducing docker-compose. Technically, in docker-compose we are defining services when in turn orchestrate the containers. So I don't mean the docker daemon, but the docker-compose service, with

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