I believe this might be related to the new linuxkit backend that was introduced with the latest beta version, but I could be wrong.
The line that’s bugging out doesn’t make sense to me otherwise.
Here’s a snippet of my Dockerfile.
FROM internal.x.y.z/postgresql
COPY sql/base /tmp/sql/base/
COPY sql/delta /tmp/sql/delta/
COPY *.Fc /tmp/sql/
COPY scripts/demoinit.sh /tmp/sql/
USER root
ENV PG_PORT 5433
RUN chmod +x /tmp/sql/demoinit.sh
RUN /etc/init.d/postgresql-$PG_VERSION-$PG_PORT start \
&& su - -c "/tmp/sql/demoinit.sh /tmp/sql" postgres \
&& /etc/init.d/postgresql-$PG_VERSION-$PG_PORT stop -m fast
RUN rm -Rf /tmp/sql
USER postgres
The line that errors out is the chmod line. Did something drastic change with LinuxKit that would prevent changing permissions to files? Is there a new workflow I should look into that I’m not aware of?
Console Log:
Step 8/11 : RUN chmod +x /tmp/sql/demoinit.sh
---> Running in 3207cf23de65
ERROR: Service 'demodata' failed to build: The command '/bin/sh -c chmod +x /tmp/sql/demoinit.sh' returned a non-zero code: 139