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Docker Compose looks for .env in the compose file directory (.ingestkit/) but init creates .env in project root. Add --env-file .env flag to ensure the environment variables are loaded correctly. Fixes: POSTGRES_PASSWORD not set warning and postgres unhealthy error
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Summary
Fixes the
POSTGRES_PASSWORDvariable not being loaded when runningingestkit server start.Problem
Docker Compose by default looks for
.envin the same directory as the compose file. Since the compose file is at.ingestkit/docker-compose.yaml, it looks for.ingestkit/.envbutinit --servercreates.envin the project root.Solution
Add
--env-file .envflag to docker compose commands so it explicitly loads the.envfile from the project root.Error Before Fix
Test Plan
ingestkit init --serverin a fresh directoryingestkit server start- should work without POSTGRES_PASSWORD warning