Build an SQL Reference Object - Build an SQL Reference Object

[snipanas]

Tell us what’s happening:

I am getting a “Test runner failed” error from CodeRode when trying to do a local setup for the “Building an SQL Reference Object” course.

This is not my first time using the local setup, so I’m not sure why it’s not working. I am on Windows 10 and using VSCode. I have recently gone through the Git learning course which included setting up SSH/GPG keys, so I’m wondering if it could have something to do with that. I have tried fresh installing the rdb-alpha repo, disconnecting and reconnecting the remote, and a whole bunch of other things I had read from Google and Gemini - including changing CRLF to LF, rebuilding the container, restarting CodeRoad, attempting to delete corrupted temporary test files, restarting the background test server (this crashed my VSCode lmao), and cleaning the cached container volume. I think there were a few other things I tried that I might be forgetting.

Your code so far

Here is the container with the error

Here is the docker desktop:

And here is what it shows when I run “code .” in Git Bash while in the rdb-alpha directory:

Your browser information:

User Agent is: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:153.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/153.0

Challenge Information:

Build an SQL Reference Object - Build an SQL Reference Object

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GitHub Link: freeCodeCamp/curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/workshop-sql-reference-object/5fa323cdaf6a73463d590659.md at main · freeCodeCamp/freeCodeCamp · GitHub

[snipanas]

no responses yet, just bumping

[pkdvalis]

Please do not bump a topic like this.

[snipanas]

what should I do then?
I’m kind of at a loss, I want to be able to work on my coding projects when I’m not at home and dont have internet, but without a solution I cant

[ILM]

try to use the Reset button or rebuild the container

[snipanas]

i did try that could it have something to do with setting up GPG/SSH keys? it feels like this all started shortly after that

[ILM]

you set those inside the dev container? if it’s causing issues you may need a new dev container then

[snipanas]

no i set them on my actual computer using git bash

[ILM]

then no it should not be related

[snipanas]

damn, i dont know what else it could be

[ILM]

the environment is a bit fragile, it could be anything

you could try restarting with a clean edb-alpha repo

[snipanas]

sure ill give it a try when i have a free moment, and will let you know!

i may have tried that already - i severed the remote connection and deleted the edb-alpha folder from my computer, is there anything else i would need to do?

[ILM]

not that I can think of