TCP is not a valid PortProtocolEnum

Questions and Answers
1

ISSUE

When I run the command in my terminal

qovery application env list -n "myapp" --show-values

I get all the environment variables, but when I execute the same command with Docker

Dockerfile:

FROM ghcr.io/qovery/qovery-cli:latest
WORKDIR /app

ENV QOVERY_CLI_ACCESS_TOKEN=$QOVERY_CLI_ACCESS_TOKEN

COPY . .

ENTRYPOINT [ "/bin/sh" ]

script:

#!/bin/sh
set -e

qovery application env list -n "myapp" --organization myorg --project myproject --environment myenv --show-values

I get the error Error: TCP is not a valid PortProtocolEnum

HOW TO REPRODUCE

Execute:

docker run --platform linux/amd64 \
  -e QOVERY_CLI_ACCESS_TOKEN=xxxxxxxxxx \
  qovery-env-show \
  script.sh
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Hello @moisesrodriguez

I can’t reproduce your issue. When I did it on my side, I had no error.

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Regards

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Hi @Pierre_Gerbelot,

Interesting. I keep getting the error. Could it be something in my setup? It’s not the first time I see that error, in this topic Environment Preview Cloning Error I got the same error.

Right now that error is stopping me from having preview environments. Since I have my services communicate via HOST_INTERNAL and on top of that, one of my services is private, so the only way to communicate is internally via HOST_INTERNAL. What I want end up doing is this:

#!/bin/sh
set -e

APP1_URL=$(qovery application env list -n "app1" --show-values | grep "HOST_INTERNAL" | grep "BUILT_IN" | grep "app1" | awk '{print $10}' 2>&1)

APP2_URL=$(qovery application env list -n "app2" --show-values | grep "HOST_INTERNAL" | grep "BUILT_IN" | grep "app2" | awk '{print $10}' 2>&1)

APP3_URL=$(qovery application env list -n "app3" --show-values | grep "HOST_INTERNAL" | grep "BUILT_IN" | grep "app3" | awk '{print $10}' 2>&1)

echo '{
  "APP1_URL": {
    "sensitive": false,
    "value": "'$APP1_URL'"
  },
  "APP2_URL": {
    "sensitive": false,
    "value": "'$APP2_URL'"
  },
  "APP3_URL": {
    "sensitive": false,
    "value": "'$APP3_URL'"
  }
}' > /qovery-output/qovery-output.json

echo "shell script executed successfully with output values - check out your Qovery environment variables :)"

But I can’t get past the error.

4

Also, I want to use it for adding a comment in the pull request, with the public domains for the services that have it with:

qovery application domain list -n "myapp" 
Id                                   | Type            | Domain                                         | Validation Domain                        | Generate Certificate
5f1a933e-f35c-4b70-adc3-e879fcd7190d | CUSTOM_DOMAIN   | 49-myapp-blueprint.xxxxxxxxxxxx.gdb.sh         | xxxxxxxxx-zzzzzzzzzz-gtw.yyyyyyyy.gdb.sh | true


qovery application domain list -n "myapp" | grep "CUSTOM_DOMAIN" | awk '{print $6}'
49-myapp-blueprint.xxxxxxxxxxxx.gdb.sh
5

Still stuck with this error

6

Would you mind sharing your cli version and the console.qovery.com url of your application/service ?

7

Sure, this is console url and the CLI version I use in the Dockerfile ghcr.io/qovery/qovery-cli:latest

8

Ok, that’s why. We don’t publish anymore the cli in a docker container.

Please use directly the binary from the release section Release v0.84.3 · Qovery/qovery-cli · GitHub or install it via our helper CLI | Docs | Qovery

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