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Hello @ilovetogetspamed ,

I think it is related to some GNU tools used in the script. I will have a look to it.

Best,
Ronald

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Well, "works for me" ™ on macOS Mojave, but I remember I had to do some changes, e.g. update bash to 4.4

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$ echo $BASH_VERSION
5.0.0(1)-release
$ ./create-binary-docker gateway
Error: Exactly one module name needs to be provided
Usage: create-binary-docker [OPTS] <module_name>
OPTS:
-a|--arch Choose architecture: amd64|arm
-p|--prefix Choose Docker image name prefix
-e|--export Export the Docker image to a file, after build

-h|--help                  Show this help
-v|--version               Show version information

module_name:
gateway | backend

@dnehls any other ideas?

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Another issue I had was with the mac's getopt
See also stackoverflow

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@dnehls that didn't work. Don't have time to fool with it now. will look at it again sometime. I tried ksh and zsh and they didn't work either. Don't have time to waste now. I may put it in a ubuntu vm and play with it there in the future.

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FYI -- Got it going in a Ubuntu 18 VirtualBoxVM on macOS Mojave.

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Update -- to run on macOS Mojave:

1. Install gnu-getopt

$ brew install gnu-getopt

2. setup your PATH to use gnu-getopt ahead of /

$ PATH=/usr/local/Cellar/gnu-getopt/1.1.6/bin:$PATH
$ which getopt
/usr/local/Cellar/gnu-getopt/1.1.6/bin/getopt

3. run the command.

$ ./create-binary-docker gateway
...
### Base gateway-amd64 container built successfully.
...

Put your path back if you like. It will go away when you close your terminal session. I don't recommend overriding the OS's getopt with gnu-getopt.

All is good... ;-)

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