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Docker needs to be forced to install composer dependencies properly, assuming you are using 10.5.1. Here is a hacky guide to correcting the issue for want of the proper way to fix this.
Navigate to your docker instance's www/redcap_10.5.1 folder, update the require section to add the mpdf library:
"require": {
"mpdf/mpdf": "^7.0.1"
},
"ssh" into your redcap docker container: docker exec -it rc1051_web bash and follow install composer as in the referenced guide, altering the install-dirto be less annoying, here are the commands as of this comment, note that the sha384 check will likely change:
Docker needs to be forced to install composer dependencies properly, assuming you are using 10.5.1. Here is a hacky guide to correcting the issue for want of the proper way to fix this.
Navigate to your docker instance's
www/redcap_10.5.1
folder, update therequire
section to add thempdf
library:"ssh" into your redcap docker container:
docker exec -it rc1051_web bash
and follow install composer as in the referenced guide, altering theinstall-dir
to be less annoying, here are the commands as of this comment, note that thesha384
check will likely change:While still in your "ssh" session, navigate to
/var/www/html/redcap_v10.5.1
and runcomposer.phar update
and wait.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: