Docker compose "context", supported in Railway when building a Dockerfile?
macwilko
HOBBYOP

2 years ago

I have a Docker compose file I'm trying to bring to Railway, I'm noticing that one Dockerfile fails to build because it can't find the folders its trying to build:

The only difference I see to the other Dockerfiles in the compose file is it uses a context:

My Dockerfile is built using:

12 Replies

brody
EMPLOYEE

2 years ago

i think?

set the root directory to /apiserver
and then set RAILWAY_DOCKERFILE_PATH to Dockerfile.api

macwilko
HOBBYOP

2 years ago

thats encouraging 🙂 Ty brody! Dumb question, but how do I set the root directory?

brody
EMPLOYEE

2 years ago

service settings

macwilko
HOBBYOP

2 years ago

right!

brody
EMPLOYEE

2 years ago

somewhere in the source section

macwilko
HOBBYOP

2 years ago

ooof I see it

macwilko
HOBBYOP

2 years ago

easily missed that one

macwilko
HOBBYOP

2 years ago

deploying

macwilko
HOBBYOP

2 years ago

lets seeee

macwilko
HOBBYOP

2 years ago

that was it

macwilko
HOBBYOP

2 years ago

awesome

macwilko
HOBBYOP

2 years ago

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