Open-Assistant/docs/docs/faq/faq.md

Docker-Compose instead of Docker Compose

If you are using docker-compose instead of docker compose (note the " " instead of the "-"), you should update your docker cli to the latest version. docker compose is the most recent version and should be used instead of docker-compose

For more details and information check out this SO thread that explains it all in detail.

Pre-commit

We are using pre-commit to ensure the quality of the code as well as the same code standard.

The steps that you need to follow to be able to use it are:

    # install pre-commit in your python environment
    pip3 install pre-commit

    # install pre-commit in your github configuration
    pre-commit install

So from now on, in your next commits it will run the pre-commit on the files that have been staged. If there has been any error, you will need to solve that, and then stage+commit again the changes.

Docker Cannot Start Container: Permission Denied

Instead of running docker with the root command always, you could create a docker group with granted permissions (root):

    # Create new linux user
    sudo groupadd docker

    # Add the actual user to the group
    sudo usermod -aG docker $USER

    # Log in the group (apply the group changes to actual terminal session)
    newgrp docker

After that, you should be able to run docker: docker run .. In the case you still are not able, can try to reboot terminal:

    reboot

Docker Cannot Stop Container

If you try to shut down the services (docker-compose down), and you are getting permission denied (using root user), you can try the following:

    # Restart docker daemon
    sudo systemctl restart docker.socket docker.service

    # And remove the container
    docker rm -f <container id>