Issue running the container download with Docker for Windows

[Librarian12345]

Hi,

I am using a Windows 10 PC, with Docker for Windows (v4.20.1), Git (2.40.1.windows.1) and WSL (version 1.2.5.0) with kernel (version 5.15.90.1) and following the instructions in the book.
all downloads appear to run without any problems, using the however when running the command docker compose up I get the error
=> [php stage-0 4/16] RUN apk add --no-cache linux-headers
=> ERROR [php stage-0 5/16] RUN pecl install xdebug
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> [php stage-0 5/16] RUN pecl install xdebug:
#0 5.551 No releases available for package "pecl.php.net/xdebug"
#0 5.551 install failed
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failed to solve process "/bin/sh -c pecl install xdebug" did not complete successfully: exit code: 1

I am unsure if this is an issue due to windows or from within the downloaded docker container?

I would appreciate any guidance on what the issue could be.

Regards,

P

[Librarian12345]

Sorry should have said "using the git clone command, however...." instead of "using the however" on line 5.
Also that the instruction "docker compose up" is on page 15 (Butler, 2022)
Thanks,
P

[simonmackie]

I'm not sure, but I will tag @TRPB and see if he can offer any guidance here.

[TRPB]

I've had this occasionally when PECL is down (it's not got a great track record for uptime), can you try again now some time has passed?

[Paul-codecourse]

I tried several times but the thing that has worked is to use a computer running Linux Mint.

[TRPB]

This is entirely a network issue so unlikely to be fixed by swapping OS unless some OS level network setting is blocking PECL or PECL is blocking your connection (vpn, proxy, etc)

[noideajase]

This is entirely a network issue so unlikely to be fixed by swapping OS unless some OS level network setting is blocking PECL or PECL is blocking your connection (vpn, proxy, etc)

I have had to go a fresh install of docker as I am now constantly getting a failed to initialise warning.
(I have not used docker for over 6 months due to having problems with getting the MariaDB to persist, so have been using a portable server app however looking to get back into Docker)
Just wondering if the OP's issue has anything to do with the Docker Compose environment?
The Docs had this warning:
Effective July 2023, Compose V1 stopped receiving updates and is no longer in new Docker Desktop releases. Compose V2 has replaced it and is now integrated into all current Docker Desktop versions. For more information, see Migrate to Compose V2.