Error running composer about kimai2

[Schrolli91]

btw - we do exactly the same, but on my machine its building fine

[kevinpapst]

Does it really look exactly like this The parameter "!k(MISSING)ernel.project_dir" must be defined?
Looks wrong in multiple way. Does that happen in a fresh clone as well?
It is a parameter defined by Symfony itself in vendor/symfony/http-kernel/Kernel.php around line 342

[Schrolli91]

The docker build clones the kimai repo from scratch, yes

[kevinpapst]

So on one machine it works, on the other one it doesn't? Whats the difference between these machines?

The !k(MISSING)ernel.project_dir looks like a copy & paste problem. Are you sure there is no local.yaml or some plugin that defines a variable and uses the %kernel.project_dir%?

I have no clue, I can just tell you where it is defined and what it is defined for. I never experienced any problem with it.

[Schrolli91]

The only difference to your described installation in the docs is that we pre install the prestissimo Plugin to improve deps install speed from composer. And this will removed automatically on the composer install because it's not in the deps file.

Maybe that's a problem?

My machine is a Linux mint 19.2, idk what toby is using.

[kevinpapst]

Maybe.

Symfony Flex already brings composer parallel downloads (if curl-multi is installed). Thats quite fast actually. If you need even more speed, mount a temporary directory for composer caches.

[Schrolli91]

OK, then Toby should test the build with the commented out prestissimo install, maybe that works then

[Schrolli91]

I think we can address the problem now... Looks like a problem with the docker version 🤔

[timlegge]

@Schrolli91 what docker version seems to fix this?

[Schrolli91]

All versions over 19.## should work ...
We found version 18.09.7 to be problematic, but we didn't investigate why

we've tested 19.03.2 and 19.03.3 successfully