Running Supabase with the CLI on Windows 11, and it's been working so far. Docker Desktop is too much of a resource hog, so I'm trying to find a more lightweight solution instead. I've installed Podman and I've changed the
DOCKER_HOST
DOCKER_HOST
env var to
npipe:////./pipe/podman-machine-default
npipe:////./pipe/podman-machine-default
, but when I run
npx supabase db pull
npx supabase db pull
I consistently get these kinds of errors:
b0f0ee500d1ee571c41534a062b20666ddc2371ef2b4cbbb8fd51c68c94f2549 container logs:failed to read docker logs: Error response from daemon: no container with name or ID "b0f0ee500d1ee571c41534a062b20666ddc2371ef2b4cbbb8fd51c68c94f2549" found: no such containerFailed to remove container: b0f0ee500d1ee571c41534a062b20666ddc2371ef2b4cbbb8fd51c68c94f2549 Error response from daemon: no container with ID or name "b0f0ee500d1ee571c41534a062b20666ddc2371ef2b4cbbb8fd51c68c94f2549" found: no such containerfailed to inspect container health: Error response from daemon: no container with name or ID "b0f0ee500d1ee571c41534a062b20666ddc2371ef2b4cbbb8fd51c68c94f2549" found: no such container
b0f0ee500d1ee571c41534a062b20666ddc2371ef2b4cbbb8fd51c68c94f2549 container logs:failed to read docker logs: Error response from daemon: no container with name or ID "b0f0ee500d1ee571c41534a062b20666ddc2371ef2b4cbbb8fd51c68c94f2549" found: no such containerFailed to remove container: b0f0ee500d1ee571c41534a062b20666ddc2371ef2b4cbbb8fd51c68c94f2549 Error response from daemon: no container with ID or name "b0f0ee500d1ee571c41534a062b20666ddc2371ef2b4cbbb8fd51c68c94f2549" found: no such containerfailed to inspect container health: Error response from daemon: no container with name or ID "b0f0ee500d1ee571c41534a062b20666ddc2371ef2b4cbbb8fd51c68c94f2549" found: no such container
I've tried running with --debug, but it doesn't seem to provide much useful info. I've also tried throwing GitHub Copilot and Cursor at the problem, still to no avail.
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