Modifying Dockerfile -- no result?

[pbilinski]

Hi,

I want to add own script to "run cli".

So I've:

1. Created 'magento-permissions' script inside 7.0-cli/bin/
2. Modified 7.0-cli/Dockerfile as below:

....
ADD bin/* /usr/local/bin/
added -> ADD bin/magento-permissions /usr/local/bin/magento-permissions
....

1. Cleaned /var/lib/* docker cache and re-installed whole docker-engine to ensure that I have no-cached version

But after building from scratch (docker-compose run cli magento-installer, docker-compose up -d, docker-compose restart):

/usr/local/bin/docker-environment: line 49: exec: magento-permissions: not found

Could you help me: how to add own script to use inside "run cli"?

Thanks in advance,

[punkstar]

Is magento-permissions executable?

Are you able to run the following?

docker-compose run cli bash
magento-permissions

What happens when you run?

docker-compose run cli bash
/usr/local/bin/magento-permissions

[pbilinski]

Yes, it's executable.

What's interesting -- there is no such file inside:

docker-compose run cli bash

Looks like it does not copy this script inside container :(

root@aaae0d9ee874:/# magento-
magento-command magento-installer

What's more, there is no error during building whole compose from scratch.

I attach my Dockerfile from 7.0-cli/ directory.

My Dockerfile

UPDATE: As you see -- I've also added some package below RUN apt-get-install. They are not available inside container too. Seems some "remote" dockerfile overrides my local Dockerfile?

[punkstar]

Are you running docker-compose build?

[punkstar]

What does your docker-compose.yml look like?

[pbilinski]

Here is my: docker-compose.yml

No, I don't execute "docker-compose build".

[punkstar]

If you are using a local Dockerfile with docker-compose then you'll need to edit your docker-compose.yml file to build: instead of using image:. If you're editing a Dockerfile then you'll need to build that image before using it.

I recommend you come back to these images once you've covered the basics of using and building with docker (https://docs.docker.com/engine/quickstart/) and then docker-compose (https://docs.docker.com/compose/overview/). Please reserve issues on this project to issues with this project.

[pbilinski]

Thanks a lot! Now everything is clear.