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Let me know if this is not what you wanted.

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Is there something else that is the dev container logs that I am missing

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Where could I find the Docker logs? It does seem to be a problem with the setup

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if you don’t mind restarting again, follow the steps mentioned here

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I just tried it. It still failed at the same spot.

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any chance you have access to a different computer to try on?

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I do not, unfortunately

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one of the errors reported was:
E: Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing?

so in the docker container’s terminal (inside vscode), can you try
apt-get update

and
apt-get --fix-missing

then post the results?

edit: also this may be happening due to your geographical location. Where are you located (generally) in the world?

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It says the following for both

zsh: command not found: apt-get

I am located in the capital S south of the United States

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what’s your operative system?

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do you still see this error?
I’m thinking we need to scrap your docker install (uninstall it) and then try to reinstall it again.

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This is the operating system: MacOS 14.1 (23B74)

I am not seeing that error anymore when I run it,

This is the terminal output in vscode. I can uninstall docker and retry

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what if you tried this instead (from inside vscode, by first opening a new terminal after the rebuild and reopen command is done running and then running the commands)

sudo apt-get update

or

sudo apt-get --fix-missing

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hi there,

someone pointed out that they ended up using Github Codespaces to set up the course for themselves (because their computer was not able to support docker).

I wanted to share that piece of information with you in case you want to try.

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