Hernán
Hernán
I was having the same issue, using Windows 10, running the python backend with WSL2, Changing the websocket url to IPv6 localhost (::1) made it work for me 
For us it happened after updating to docker image 0.14.8, reverting to 0.14.5 fixed it On Fri, Aug 26, 2022 at 9:07 PM Sebastian ***@***.***> wrote: > I tried .7...
Yep I'm pulling the latest docker image to test now, I'll let you know the results!
That sounds like a reasonable solution, thank you 👍
Hello! First of all thanks for selecting me, I'm gonna be starting work on this, I'll post updates here as soon as possible, I'll start by reading up on iExec's...
If it helps anyone, I found that adding the following to `migrate.ts` fixes the user and user credentials tables not being created ```ts await Promise.all( [ ...app.find(UserServiceBindings.USER_REPOSITORY), ...app.find(UserServiceBindings.USER_CREDENTIALS_REPOSITORY) ].map(b =>...
I am getting this same error on docker desktop for windows, the database container crashes when trying to run migrations
Switching from WSL2 to Hyper-V based containers in docker desktop fixed this problem for me
> [@hernanrz](https://github.com/hernanrz) I have always wondered about this, but chalked it up to being an OBS problem since I couldn't reproduce it elsewhere. Are you seeing it outside of OBS?...
These seem like good improvements, especially making it compatible with SSR