Problem when I try to install docker-phpqa on Windows about docker-phpqa HOT 8 CLOSED

@brunoric e @jpjoao, it worked. Thank you so much. You guys, helped me a lot. 😄

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Hi @lflimeira, about the permission issue please make sure that your ssh keys and config are not impacting when trying to clone GitHub repositories. Try to clone the repository instead of using the installer, if you have the same issue please refer to this Github article. If by any reason you are able to clone the repository but not to use the installer from the remote location you can run the installer from the cloned repository with bash path/to/your/phpqa/repo/bin/installer.sh.

Please let us know if you solved your problem.

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@brunoric thank you for your answer and attention.

I clone the repository and I tried to run the locally installer, but it gave me the same error:

$ bash bin/installer.sh
PHPQA installer started ...
Step 1: clonning the repository to /c/Users/LuizFelipe/.phpqa/bin/phpqa.sh
Cloning into 'C:/Users/LuizFelipe/.phpqa'...
Permission denied (publickey).
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.
Step 2: linking phpqa.sh to /usr/local/bin/phpqa ...
ln: failed to create symbolic link ‘/usr/local/bin/phpqa’: No such file or directory
Step 3: applying exec permissions ...
chmod: cannot access ‘/usr/local/bin/phpqa’: No such file or directory
Success! The phpqa command was added to your /usr/local/bin folder and can be used globally.

Could it be some problem of permission on Docker?

When I try to run $ phpqa phpt/lflimeira/ it gives me the following error.

bash: phpqa: command not found

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So, my problem can't be solved @brunoric?

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Hi @lflimeira,

As I told you before you must have some problem with your Github ssh keys. If you take a look at the phpqa installer you will see that it basically clones the repo to a default place and symlink it. If you are able to clone it, and the installer doesn't, something is wrong on your end regarding the keys. Anyway, since you said that you were able to clone you can use the phpqa.sh from the repository or if you prefer to create a global link for it. To use the phpqa script from your cloned repository just use bash path/to/your/phpqa/repo/bin/phpqa.sh. Please let us know if it worked for you.

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@brunoric thank you so much for your answer and attention. I think that the problem it's me :)

See what's happening:

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Hi @lflimeira,

You are missing the run subcommand.

bash bin/phpqa.sh run phpt/examples

I can see that the usage message is also missing it but is just a misleading message and I will send a PR to fix it. Actually, the message should be OK in master since Barry's PR. Maybe you will need to pull the latest changes (from the repository). But regardless the message, like I've said seems to be working, please use the subcommands and you should be fine.

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Regarding the "pulling the latest changes", I've just sent a PR that should make that easier (#32).

In the meanwhile you can manually update your docker images by running the following commands:

docker pull herdphp/phpqa:55
docker pull herdphp/phpqa:56
docker pull herdphp/phpqa:70
docker pull herdphp/phpqa:71
docker pull herdphp/phpqa:72

Cheers,
João Paulo

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