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I'm not the most experienced, I managed to get it to work up until the last point, when I run pnpm dev as it says on the page, I get this error. I did manage to "fix" it by running echo "127.0.0.1 wstd.dev" | sudo tee -a /etc/hosts as suggested by AI, this allowed it to progress and show me the local & network links, but they didn't actually work, and localhost:5173 lead to a filesystem for the project.

I did follow all update prompts in the terminal.

I'm running
Operating System: Windows 11 (WSL Debian)
Docker version: 4.40.0
Dev containers version: 0.413.0

Mr. Bones · Answer

gotta migrate the db hold up

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Mr. Bones · Answer

git clone https://github.com/webstudio-is/webstudio.git // Edit "webstudio/apps/builder/.env" with this value AUTH_SECRET=password for a login password cd webstudio pnpm install cd .devcontainers/ // Check if port is being used "sudo lsof -i :5432" and kill the postgres database before creating docker compose "sudo kill <PID>"
// You can do PGPORT=5433 after you have created a volume with port 5432 by default\ docker compose up -d cd .. pnpm migrations migrate pnpm dev

Vi · Answer

Since posting this, I've updated docker to the newest version 4.41.2, and after running the

git clone https://github.com/webstudio-is/webstudio.git

I pasted AUTH_SECRET=password into the file, and re-opened the file into a dev container after cd webstudio didn't run. It failed to build though, giving me this:

Mr. Bones · Answer

Dunno how to help you here as I didn't have such an issue

Mr. Bones · Answer

just try wiping out any containers, volumes and etc... and launch again the devcontainers

Mr. Bones · Answer

the AUTH password part is only for when you actually get it up and running otherwise shouldn't affect the container

Vi · Answer

ty though, I'll try out what you sent earlier if I'm able to fix this

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