Summary
After a fresh install and onboarding the first user and executing the supernote cloud login successfully the UI located on 8080 port is giving a browser alert with the message Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'digest')
Environment
- Local docker image built from repository
Dockerfile
- Image is run using a docker-compose.yml file
- note: I did small modification to
Dockerfile so the supernote user is created with a /home/supernote folder, that is required to store the credentials - without that I was having issues to perform the supernote cloud login command.
Steps to reproduce
- Clone the repo
- Build the docker image
docker build -t supernote:latest .
- Create the docker-compose.yml refering local image
- start the image with
docker compose up -d --build
- Per the docs' Quick Start step 2:
supernote admin --url http://localhost:8080 user add user@example.com
- Perform the
supernote cloud login command with the created user
- Point browser to http://IP:PORT - the login form is presented - provide onboarded username/password and click
Sign In button - then the alert is displayed and the login doesn't progress.
I can provide the changes to the Dockerfile or the docker compose file if that helps. Thanks for the project, is a really cool idea!
Summary
After a fresh install and onboarding the first user and executing the
supernote cloud loginsuccessfully the UI located on 8080 port is giving a browser alert with the messageCannot read properties of undefined (reading 'digest')Environment
DockerfileDockerfileso the supernote user is created with a/home/supernotefolder, that is required to store the credentials - without that I was having issues to perform thesupernote cloud logincommand.Steps to reproduce
docker build -t supernote:latest .docker compose up -d --buildsupernote admin --url http://localhost:8080 user add user@example.comsupernote cloud logincommand with the created userSign Inbutton - then the alert is displayed and the login doesn't progress.I can provide the changes to the Dockerfile or the docker compose file if that helps. Thanks for the project, is a really cool idea!