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I was trying out docker-wordmove earlier and came across a few roadblocks along the way (I'll make an issue for the others in that repo). I have a docker-compose.yml that looks largely the same as that Medium article about simonbland/docker-wordmove:
When trying to pull, I got an error (undefined method 'deep_symbolize_keys!' for nil:NilClass (NoMethodError)) that was directed at line 26 of movefile.rb.
Looking at the fetch method , I'm pretty sure it has to do with how the File and Dir classes treat case-sensitivity on *nix filesystems as it was able to find my movefile but found evaluated to /var/www/html/Movefile.yml
I was able to skip this roadblock by amending docker-compose.yml:
Again, Ruby (and i/o stuff like this) is a little out of my spectrum, but my Google-fu suggests File::FNM_CASEFOLD can make Dir.glob calls case-insensitive, so lines 12-16 could be reworked to utilize that?
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I was trying out
docker-wordmove
earlier and came across a few roadblocks along the way (I'll make an issue for the others in that repo). I have adocker-compose.yml
that looks largely the same as that Medium article about simonbland/docker-wordmove:When trying to pull, I got an error (
undefined method 'deep_symbolize_keys!' for nil:NilClass (NoMethodError)
) that was directed at line 26 of movefile.rb.Looking at the fetch method
, I'm pretty sure it has to do with how the
File
andDir
classes treat case-sensitivity on *nix filesystems as it was able to find my movefile butfound
evaluated to/var/www/html/Movefile.yml
I was able to skip this roadblock by amending
docker-compose.yml
:Again, Ruby (and i/o stuff like this) is a little out of my spectrum, but my Google-fu suggests
File::FNM_CASEFOLD
can make Dir.glob calls case-insensitive, so lines 12-16 could be reworked to utilize that?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: