Update Docker configuration to use Cardea instead of openmcp and enhance Dockerfile with error handling for installation #19
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plzz review it @juntao @Acuspeedster |
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@juntao Tests passes... I checked the pr. It seems correct to me. We can merge.
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Thank you @alokdangre and @Acuspeedster |
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The build was failing because the installer script for the MCP proxy tried to update shell configs and exited with an error even though the binary was installed correctly. Later the container was also crashing because the compose file was starting with openmcp, but the installer only provides the cardea binary. I fixed this by making the build ignore the non-critical error and updating the compose file to use cardea instead of openmcp.