Hi there, I'm tryinf to follow this instruction: https://documentation.spryker.com/docs/installing-in-development-mode 1. Step 8 is really confusing (see screenshot), so windows or Ubuntu? 2. After I run

docker/sdk up

I got error:

Creating spryker_b2c_dev_cli_ssh_relay_1 ... done
chmod: changing permissions of '/data/config/Zed/dev_only_private.key': Operation not permitted
chmod: changing permissions of '/data/config/Zed/dev_only_public.key': Operation not permitted
Loading composer repositories with package information
Installing dependencies (including require-dev) from lock file
Package operations: 846 installs, 0 updates, 0 removals

  [RuntimeException]
  /data/vendor does not exist and could not be created.

What am I doing wrong? Thanks.

If you are installing Spryker in Windows using WSL2, you need to change the code stored in Ubuntu. Either from CLI using any text editor or from PHPStorm\VSCode using remote folder from Ubuntu.

@average-branch-45579 it is Ubuntu 18. No Windows. Step 8 is still confusing but as far as it is not my case I gladly leave it alone. I set up docker and docker-compose, run

docker/sdk bootstrap deploy.dev.yml

, added to /etc/hosts then

docker/sdk up

.

@high-pencil-62400 any ideas?

Permissions. If your user is not 1000 id you need to give full permissions on project folder. As a workaround just create 2 empty folders on the host: ./vendor ./src/Generated

The error looks like already known and discussed but the search in slack doesn't work well today.

The user is root, I've created the directories but it didn't help. Also, I found the issue happens only when I run

docker/sdk bootstrap deploy.dev.yml

(then

docker/sdk up

, of course) and it doers not happen when I run

docker/sdk bootstrap

without

deploy.dev.yml

, like in "demo" mode instead of "development".

Yes, because project files are mounted in dev mode. I would not recommend to run it from root. Is it possible to run it from non-zero-id user?

Rather no because I configure it to be run via CI/CD pipeline. What should I modify to be able to set it up as root?

We recommend to use demo mode for CI. Why would you need dev mode for CI?

Sorry, didn't notice your answer earlier. I am not a developer but DevOps so I try to learn how to deploy Spryker using CI/CD. We're going to have multi-stage environment, so dev/test stage will be involved as well.

As a summary: For CI/CD use deploy.yml with

baked

mount mode.

docker:
...
   mount:
      baked: