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The molecule docker driver worked just fine for me yesterday, but today it's displaying some unexpected behavior that resulted in the "molecule test" command kicking back an error.
I compared the logs between yesterday and today, and the found a few things which stuck out in the logs:
At the start of the run I now get a: WARNING docker driver is not installed (which wasn't there yesterday - when "molecule test" still functioned as expected)
At the end after the stack trace: AttributeError: module 'molecule.command' has no attribute 'lint'. Did you mean: 'list'?
I'm guessing it's kicking back a missing attribute message is due to an issue with the docker driver install process (can't post the full stack trace though because the error is from a work computer).
I made sure the dependencies were installed, and that didn't seem to be the problem, it looks like the only change may have been a recent update to this plugin - which looks like it may not install the docker driver correctly now for some reason.
If you could look into this, it would be very much appreciated :)
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The molecule docker driver worked just fine for me yesterday, but today it's displaying some unexpected behavior that resulted in the "molecule test" command kicking back an error.
I compared the logs between yesterday and today, and the found a few things which stuck out in the logs:
At the start of the run I now get a:
WARNING docker driver is not installed
(which wasn't there yesterday - when "molecule test" still functioned as expected)
At the end after the stack trace:
AttributeError: module 'molecule.command' has no attribute 'lint'. Did you mean: 'list'?
I'm guessing it's kicking back a missing attribute message is due to an issue with the docker driver install process (can't post the full stack trace though because the error is from a work computer).
I made sure the dependencies were installed, and that didn't seem to be the problem, it looks like the only change may have been a recent update to this plugin - which looks like it may not install the docker driver correctly now for some reason.
If you could look into this, it would be very much appreciated :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: