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Running command: -g minke-generator-go -o $(pwd) -n github.com/nicholasjackson -a myservice
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the input device is not a TTY
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I've had the same error on iTerm and Terminal, and using the shells ZSH and Bash. I don't think macOS supports TTYs.
Quick Google reveals that this might be an issue with Docker and suggestions are to remove the -i (interactive) option.
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'the input device is not a TTY' when executing minke commands on OSX
'the input device is not a TTY' when executing minke commands on macOS
Sep 30, 2016
I will take a look at this, it should attempt to detect if TTY is available before setting the option. The problem with removing the interactive terminal mode is that you can no longer quit the session as it is not possible to send Ctrl-C to minke.
On macOS 10.11 running Docker for Mac 1.12.1 and executing the the command as shown in Quick Start guide:
I get the response:
I've had the same error on iTerm and Terminal, and using the shells ZSH and Bash. I don't think macOS supports TTYs.
Quick Google reveals that this might be an issue with Docker and suggestions are to remove the -i (interactive) option.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: