docker sed incompatibility

I'm trying to install the serversplitter.blueprint but I am getting errors which are apparently sed related as noted by their support team for this extension. I'm using this docker image for the panel: ghcr.io/blueprintframework/blueprint:v1.11.10 error logs for install: ERROR in resources/scripts/blueprint/extensions/serversplitter/ServerSplitterContainer.tsx:48:80 TS2339: Property 'parentId' does not exist on type 'Server'. 46 | export default function ServerSplitterContainer() { 47 | const uuid = ServerContext.useStoreState((state) => state.server.data!.uuid); > 48 | const parentId = ServerContext.useStoreState((state) => state.server.data!.parentId); | ^^^^^^^^ 49 | const splitterLimit = ServerContext.useStoreState((state) => state.server.data!.featureLimits.splits); 50 | const swapLimit = ServerContext.useStoreState((state) => state.server.data!.limits.swap); 51 | const [viewServer, setViewServer] = useState<Server>(); ERROR in resources/scripts/blueprint/extensions/serversplitter/ServerSplitterContainer.tsx:49:99 TS2339: Property 'splits' does not exist on type '{ databases: number; allocations: number; backups: number; }'. 47 | const uuid = ServerContext.useStoreState((state) => state.server.data!.uuid); 48 | const parentId = ServerContext.useStoreState((state) => state.server.data!.parentId); > 49 | const splitterLimit = ServerContext.useStoreState((state) => state.server.data!.featureLimits.splits); | ^^^^^^ 50 | const swapLimit = ServerContext.useStoreState((state) => state.server.data!.limits.swap); 51 | const [viewServer, setViewServer] = useState<Server>(); 52 | const [deleteServerAction, setDeleteServerAction] = useState<Server>(); error Command failed with exit code 2.
8 Replies
0x7d8
0x7d87mo ago
@Loki ^
Loki
Loki7mo ago
sed is fully supported in the Docker image; until recently, it was how we overrode the default permissions and webuser in the blueprint.sh file. I don't see any actionable information in those errors; did their support team give you any more information?
0x7d8
0x7d87mo ago
the sed version used in the docker image does not support the -z flag
Loki
Loki7mo ago
I'll look into that today. Thanks.
Smyrii
SmyriiOP7mo ago
Thanks all
Loki
Loki7mo ago
@Smyrii It's done
Smyrii
SmyriiOP7mo ago
Thank ya mate
Loki
Loki7mo ago
No problem

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