wdiechmann
I’ve compiled as much info as possible in a gist here - but the recap is:
- it’s a totally “empty”
mix phx.new . --app battery_rehab - docker compose build works
- docker compose run --rm phoenix mix test works
- docker compose up ends phoenix with error 139
I’ve tried to google for it - but somehow I’ve managed to land both feet right into unchartered territory (with the closest thing that I could muster was that rebuild assets.deploy fail) 
which probably speaks to the utter n00bness of me at all dabbling with 1.6 and containers (coming from ruby-land - and been wanting to for nearly 4/5 years on now without getting that well-deserved breakthrough - it’s tough) 
Hoping one of you guys in here knows what kind of animal a ‘139’ is -
BR
Walther
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outlog
what computer are you on?
looks like esbuild is getting arm64 linux, and then crashing - is that correct-ish?
wdiechmann
I’m on an M1 (Apple) - and I won’t deny that it sat with me for nearly 8 months before I tried to do any good with it
(mostly because things like 
)
brewturned out to be such a hazzlewdiechmann
but the container is running off of elixir:latest (the Dockerfile gives that away in line 1) but what “platform” has never been of much interest to me - I use it very frequently with Rails containers
but I have to hurry to admit that I probably should care! And not knowing how to tell Docker to use a different “platform” may be an issue -
by the looks of it - the “platform” is aarch64
dug into the ‘container-chain’ and it turns out that it all comes down to a Debian of sorts
outlog
most likely something with arm64 and that image.. can you try using the hexpm/elixir image instead hexpm/elixir - Docker Image
hexpm/elixir:1.12.0-erlang-24.1-alpine-3.14.0 maybe?
wdiechmann
love to - right at it now!
wdiechmann
thx!
That had me going forward!
Important lesson too! Not all platforms are made equal
(not that I didn’t know that - from building on Symbian60 in the late '90’s - but I kind’a guessed that with Docker being an “abstraction layer” this sort of was a thing of the past) - guess not
huge thank you!
outlog
awesome!
using https://asdf-vm.com for elixir/erlang/node and just running natively no containers is pretty big here in elixir land, so you can try that some adventurous day
wdiechmann
I’m a big fan of
asdffor sure - it did very well in ruby-land too, allowing me to context switch between 10+ year old projects and newly minted ones in a blink of an eye - or should I saycdMaybe the communities around projects like nokogiri have it ironed out by now but going 10/12 months back the M1 platform was in fact a terrible place to be running anything native that would require compiling open source stuff hence the “acquired taste” for containers
tjstankus
Just wanted to say thanks for posting this thread. I hit the exact same error. I thought for sure it would be some obscure thing I’d have to Google for a while. But, nope, the question and answer were right there on the front page of Elixir Forum!
wdiechmann