Cannot run Airbyte locally - Bootloader cannot complete upgrade from fresh git clone

Platform, Deploy & Infra Issues
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  • Is this your first time deploying Airbyte?: No
  • OS Version / Instance: MacOS Monterey 12.6 , M1 Chip
  • Memory / Disk: 8GB / 0.5TB
  • Deployment: Docker
  • Airbyte Version: 0.40.26
  • Source name/version: None
  • Destination name/version: None
  • Step: Server Start Up
  • Description: Cannot run Airbyte locally, it looks like the server cannot start up. I started from a fresh git clone and simply run docker compose up. Images downloaded just fine but when starting two issues occured that might be intertwined

  1. Bootloader app doesn’t launch :
    Cannot upgrade from version 0.30.22-alpha to version 0.40.26 directly. First you must upgrade to version 0.32.0-alpha. After that upgrade is complete, you may upgrade to version 0.40.26
    I reckon this is due to airbyte version bumps, but I’m starting from a fresh install here so not sure what to do.

  2. Server app crashes :
    Timeout while waiting for database to fulfill minimum flyway migration version..
    The server app crashes in loop because it seems it cannot reach the database app

I’m not sure my diagnostic is correct :
Full logs here linked
logs.txt (160.1 KB)

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Hello there.

Before installing from the fresh git clone, did you delete the existing containers that were created from the previous installation?

Looking at this error seems like this is the case:

Unable to create SQL database. {“error”: "pq: database "temporal" already exists

Can you try to run docker compose ps -a inside the directory where your yaml file is? This will print the (possibly) existing containers and you will be able to sort it out by probably deleting them.

Best regards.

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Hey @JohnGreek Thanks a lot for looking into it :pray: .
So i’ve cleaned my docker images and started over. It’s now fixed !

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You are very welcome! Glad I could help :slightly_smiling_face:
Also please mark the issue as solved so it’s more visible to others who may find this post and need similar help.