"symbol not found" error in docker image running under WSL2 about turbopilot

[spcqike]

i see the same errors with docker on ubuntu 20.04.5 LTS with Docker v 23.0.1

[shy1992]

The Dockerfile is missing a c++ library. You can easily resolve this error by either:

1. Run the docker container interactively (ash) and execute the commands apk add libstdc++ followed by sh run.sh
2. Modify the dockerfile and build it locally and adding a RUN apk add libstdc++ inside the file.
   After that the server should work properly. I hope it helps :)

Just if you are curious. The true error is in the beginning of the error message. So if you ever have a similiar problem this is a good way to start. But your issue will probably help other people so it is good that it came up by you.

[ravenscroftj]

hey all, there was an issue with the build flags in the docker container not being set correctly. It should produce a static build which contains all of the dependency code rather than needing runtime libraries to be installed downstream.

I have fixed the build issue but I have also changed behaviour in the repo so that new incremental builds are not tagged latest which means that the latest image will always point to the most recent full release.

Hopefully a docker pull ghcr.io/ravenscroftj/turbopilot:latest will fix the issue next time you try to run.

[shy1992]

Thank you James. It works now out of the box. Hopefully other people can now easily try out your project :)