With the changes made two months ago for the Dockerfile /opt/act/run.sh no longer exists in the docker container, this caused this example to fail, updating the example so that it correctly references run.sh now located in /usr/local/bin
I have used this to deploy on my own cluster and it is now working swimmingly
With the changes made two months ago for the Dockerfile /opt/act/run.sh no longer exists in the docker container, this caused this example to fail, updating the example so that it correctly references run.sh now located in /usr/local/bin
I have used this to deploy on my own cluster and it is now working swimmingly
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With the changes made two months ago for the Dockerfile /opt/act/run.sh no longer exists in the docker container, this caused this example to fail, updating the example so that it correctly references run.sh now located in /usr/local/bin
I have used this to deploy on my own cluster and it is now working swimmingly
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