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Alpine variant of Docker image doesn't run scheduled tasks #7969
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Yuuuuup |
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@uberbrady ...per our recent conversation on #10626 about differences between the two docker images. |
In #6606 I fixed the (then only) Docker image to run the Laravel schedule every minute in a simple sleep loop using Supervisor.
#6645 added an Alpine variant of the Docker image, but it appeared to be based on the old
entrypoint.sh
and none of my work. This effectively re-introduced all of the old problems for users of this new Docker image.Now that Snipe-IT has two separate docker images, with completely different sets of supporting startup files, there will invariably be bugs that arise from the differences between them. I think that Snipe-IT should maintain only one Docker image to avoid the additional support issues.
I'm a fan of Alpine-based Docker images, so if Alpine is the way forward, I think we should:
cc @uberbrady @colin-campbell
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