Git missing from docker image?

[jwmarshall]

Pretty sure this worked before, not sure what happened.

/usr/local/bin/drone: line 34: git: command not found

[frvi]

Git should be installed in mattgruter/doubledocker (gets installed by lxc-docker, see https://get.docker.io/ubuntu/).

Have you changed anything when building the Dockerfile?

[jwmarshall]

Nope pulled the image straight from the registry. Perhaps something changed further down the image chain? I will delete the image from my machine and pull again.

[frvi]

@jwmarshall any luck?

[jwmarshall]

Haven't tried again, got pull away to other projects. Will try to spin up some drones again towards the end of the week.

[netantho]

I had the same issue when using the bradrydzewski/ubuntu image. I don't have it anymore when using the bradrydzewski/gcc:4.8 image.

[stagingcq]

I've the same issue with the latest drone.deb file. When I enter the running container (using docker exec or docker-enter) I can execute git within the container. Then I replaced /usr/bin/local/drone with a simple shell-script which only dumps PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH. Even after restarting droned (inside the same container!) and triggering the build via Web UI the error message remains. It's a bit strange, because I've replaced /usr/bin/local/drone and thus the original file is removed from the container. The error message is still the same:
$ git clone ... /usr/local/bin/drone: line 37: git: command not found
Does anybody has the same issue and any idea what's going on?

[predominant]

I have the same issue.

[epcim]

have you resolved it? .. having the same issue

[davidwindell]

I think it's because git has been removed from the base drone ubuntu image. I've raised an issue

https://github.com/drone/images/issues/43

update Ok, I was using ubuntu as my image, changing to bradrydzewski/base resolves the missing git