Drush is required to install composer

[mrleblanc101]

Hi,
I've followed the instruction exactly but I get:

» docker-compose exec php composer run-script install:with-mysql
> scripts/install-mysql.sh
./scripts/install.sh: line 23: /var/www/vendor/drush/drush/drush
: No such file or directory
 ERROR  Drush is required to install Contenta CMS. Please install Contenta CMS using Composer. See http://www.contentacms.org/#install
Script scripts/install-mysql.sh handling the install:with-mysql event returned with error code 5

Drush is installed correctly in the vendor directory and the path to it in the script seem ok.

Someone has an idea ?

[mrleblanc101]

Seem like it used my local composer.
I had to composer global remove drush/drush
Is this a bug ? Shouldn't it use the composer in the docker container ?

[e0ipso]

Maybe @pcambra knows the answer to the question above ☝️.

[MykaMart]

I'm running into this issue as well. An inspection inside the running container confirms that it missing the nested /vender/drush/drush folder in /var/www. Anyone have any thoughts on how to remedy this?

[trevortwining]

Same issue here. Working on it today. If I resolve it, I'll submit a PR.

[pcambra]

I've updated both composer and moved to a more modern mode to install drush using cgr on 80a41a1, could you confirm this is fixed?

[MykaMart]

It was not, Contenta was still unable to find drush where it was expecting it during the install.

I have created a pull request that solves the issue. The new Dockerfile creates the folder structure the installer is expecting and creates a symlink between the new folder and drush.

I have tested this fix and was able to complete the install.

[pcambra]

I must be missing something because according to the commit above and this contentacms/contenta_jsonapi@a8cd75b, there should not be a need for global drush, maybe we should explore why local drush is not being run