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Updated the commit with improvements on the original PR. On the first install you will be prompted to enter an init password which can be found in the |
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LGTM! |
wow! when will this be released? |
Thank you for the PR 💜. I will test it and fix it if necessary. |
I'm getting a 404 error from |
@OhThatMatt I noticed that the Dify template was added in release v4.0.0-beta.361; however, it’s missing from the |
I've added a template for Dify, but I'm running into couple of issues.
$SERVICE
, it messes up other parts of the configuration, leading to issues where the credentials cannot be found.SERVICE_USER_REDIS
andSERVICE_PASSWORD_REDIS
variables are defaulting to blank strings during deployments. Despite being set and visible in the ENV variables, they cannot be found during deployment.Dify supports a variety of vector databases, and you can change them by setting an environment variable. However, this approach causes problems because each container is still created regardless of the ENV variable, leading to deployment failures. As a workaround, I removed all but the default database. I’m open to suggestions on a better way to handle this.
The original
docker-compose
can be found here: docker-compose.yaml