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@hcancelik I think the problem is you are mounting the wrong directory inside the container. you are mounting /app
in the docker-compose file and putting your code in /go/src/api
.
so try to change the docker file line WORKDIR /go/src/api
to WORKDIR /app
or change in your docker-compose.yml the part
volumes:
- ./api:/app
to
volumes:
- ./api:/go/src/api
both solutions should work, if it still not working please tell me.
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Thanks for the reply @MohabMohamed.
They are indeed wrong, so I've corrected them. However, the hot reload is still not working.
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I've had this issue today with an Ubuntu 22.04 machine, while the hot reloading works fine on a mac.
I'm pretty certain what this comes down to is the fact that file system events on the Ubuntu host machine don't get propagated into the container - if we go inside the container and modify the files from within then the hot reloading works, but if we modify it from the host machine it doesn't.
If the host machine is MacOS then changes on the host machine do trigger the hot reload as osxfs
supports creation, modification, attribute change, deletion and directory change events. See the docs here.
This is an issue for non-mac users wanting to containerise their development environments face with various different development tools that provide hot reloading, and the typical solution is to provide a legacy watch option which periodically checks for changes instead of relying upon file system events. This CLI tool doesn't have one, though. Feature request maybe?
In the meantime I'm going to experiment with using air instead, which has been suggested in this comment in an issue on the gofiber/fiber repo regarding hot reload support.
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Update: air also doesn't have a legacy watch option, so neither air or the fiber cli work in my use case.
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