I'm getting an Invalid group ID sail error on sail up (alias has been created so I don't need to use ./vendor/bin/sail up anymore).
groupadd: invalid group ID 'sail'
ERROR: Service 'laravel.test' failed to build : The command '/bin/sh -c groupadd --force -g $WWWGROUP sail' returned a non-zero code: 3
You can add this to .env file
WWWGROUP=1000
WWWUSER=1000
Both values should be 1000, but you can also get them from bash
id -g <username>
id -u <username>
You can solve this by just run this, before making docker-compose up:
export APP_SERVICE=${APP_SERVICE:-"laravel.test"}
export DB_PORT=${DB_PORT:-3306}
export WWWUSER=${WWWUSER:-$UID}
export WWWGROUP=${WWWGROUP:-$(id -g)}
This is something that sail do every time you run a command with it, but when you run docker-compose directly you need to do it before.
You can see this here: https://github.com/laravel/sail/blob/1.x/bin/sail#L21
This happens if you run docker-compose up, if you run sail up it will work as intended.
You might need to configure the alias first:
alias sail='bash vendor/bin/sail'
I choose to go into the bash of the docker container and 'chown' all the files in www/html/* to 'sail'
First to enter bash for sail.
sail bash or ./vendor/bin/sail if you didn't set up your alias.
Then you should be in the web root /var/www/html
chown -R sail .
That way, you keep the permisions the same as Laravel intended.
The problem was with the composer itself. After re-installation and clearing docker images it started to build it up!