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first, thanks for doing a fix for the previous issue and for the cool tool!
So I removed everything and started from scratch again, according to the readme.
I have a new issue:
Attaching to apple-health-grafana-ingester-1
apple-health-grafana-ingester-1 | Unzipping the export file...
apple-health-grafana-ingester-1 | Unable to open export zip: /export.zip is not a zip file
apple-health-grafana-ingester-1 exited with code 1
I tried different ways (one at a time) to define the location of the file:
I can confirm the export.zip is a zip file. I even unzipped and rezipped with 7zip as zip. Same result. But I guess it just can't find the path. So how do I need to specify it on Windows?
Thank you!
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I've just tried on a Windows machine, and it worked by specifying the relative path of the export file as such (I tried with the test-export2.zip file from the tests folder):
volumes:
- ./export.zip:/export.zip
I think your issue is that you are specifying the whole directory to be mapped in the container, rather than the export.zip file ( - C:/temp/ap/apple-health-grafana)
Please test with either the relative path or the absolute export.zip path (which might be C:/temp/ap/apple-health-grafana/export.zip ?) and tell me how it went !
first, thanks for doing a fix for the previous issue and for the cool tool!
So I removed everything and started from scratch again, according to the readme.
I have a new issue:
I tried different ways (one at a time) to define the location of the file:
I can confirm the export.zip is a zip file. I even unzipped and rezipped with 7zip as zip. Same result. But I guess it just can't find the path. So how do I need to specify it on Windows?
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: