Images not visible after docker-compose down && docker-compose up
I have deployed twenty using docker on an ec2 instance with storage configured in S3.
When I upload images in Files, I can see them when I log out and log back in. I can even see them in the S3 bucket.
However, when I make local changes and want to update my deployed version, I build the docker image, update docker-compose yml file & then I do docker-compose down && docker-compose up.
I usually get sync error so I run docker exec -it twenty-server yarn command:prod workspace:sync-metadata
When I log back in, I only see the image icon instead of the image .
Has anyone ever faced this? I'd appreciate any help!
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Hello @Amiteshwar, locals update ( custom objects etc ) are not persisted to the build
Only the source code
- are you sure you consume your custom built twenty image ?
- what sync metadata error are you getting exactly ?
Just because I'm curious, what does your custom build implements ?
@prastoin Yes, this image was attached to a record in a custom object. But, the image is hosted in an S3 bucket. So, shouldn't it persist?
Q1: "are you sure you consume your custom built twenty image ?"
--> Yes, I update my docker-compose.yml with the new image for server & worker.
Q2: "what sync metadata error are you getting exactly ?"
--> I get this error in the server when I try to login after updating:
"Metadata version not found for workspace 16f21d51-6f79-4625-80e0-7156d0dcf29"
I don't always get this error. In the cases when I don't get the error, the images persist. But, it's rare.
Q3: "what does your custom build implements ?"
--> Just the updated code. The Dockerfile is same but I updated entrypoint.sh
@prastoin curious, do you also get this error when you try to login after you do docker compose down && docker compose up?
"Metadata version not found for workspace 16f21d51-6f79-4625-80e0-7156d0dcf29"
Hello @Amiteshwar this is a cache issue try flushing it you cache:flush command in server container
Please double check command on phone right now