wget missing url

[F041]

At the end of the installation, I presume, I get the following

I selected 16.7.3-ce.0 as in the example

[zengxs]

In recent versions of the Dockerfile, the DOWNLOAD_URL variable has been changed to DOWNLOAD_URL_amd64 and DOWNLOAD_URL_arm64. If you need to build an older version, you need to switch to the corresponding version's commit.

For version 16.7.3, I think you need to use this commit: https://github.com/zengxs/gitlab-arm64/tree/538df3e194b2c2c6b3d0b1194411f0d87c7773c8

I hope this resolves your issue. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.

[F041]

Sorry for writing something that might belong to mistakes of newbies.

Process:

docker pull zengxs/gitlab:16.0.4-ce.0

git clone https://github.com/zengxs/gitlab-docker.git

cd gitlab-arm64
# Build GitLab CE image
docker build . \
   -t gitlab-ce:16.0.4-ce.0 \
   --build-arg RELEASE_PACKAGE=gitlab-ce \
   --build-arg RELEASE_VERSION=16.0.4-ce.0
# Build GitLab EE image
docker build . \
   -t gitlab-ee:16.0.4-ce.0 \
   --build-arg RELEASE_PACKAGE=gitlab-ee \
   --build-arg RELEASE_VERSION=16.0.4-ce.0
   

Same error.

[zengxs]

I apologize for the delayed response.

I've reviewed your steps and noticed that there is a critical step missing. After you git clone the repository, you need to switch to the specific commit of the version you're referring to.

Here are the corrected steps:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/zengxs/gitlab-arm64.git
   

2. Navigate to the repository directory:

   cd gitlab-arm64/
   

3. Find the specific commit hash. You can do this by:

   • Visiting the repository on GitHub.
   • Navigating to the "Commits" section.
   • Looking through the commit messages to find the commit corresponding to the GitLab version you want to build.

4. Checkout the specific commit:

   # check out to the commit hash, eg. the commit hash of 16.11.1 is 47838c68db7d51eaae5c8588072689571ff3e0cd
   git checkout 47838c68db7d51eaae5c8588072689571ff3e0cd

Please try this and let me know if you encounter any further issues.

[F041]

after the checkout I did

docker build . \
   -t gitlab-ce:16.11.1-ce.0 \
   --build-arg RELEASE_PACKAGE=gitlab-ce \
   --build-arg RELEASE_VERSION=16.11.1-ce.0
# Build GitLab EE image
docker build . \
   -t gitlab-ee:16.11.1-ce.0 \
   --build-arg RELEASE_PACKAGE=gitlab-ee \
   --build-arg RELEASE_VERSION=16.11.1-ce.0

but I get the same error. Wrong assumption of the final step?

[zengxs]

I apologize for the oversight. You are right, I have rechecked the build commands, and starting from version 16.11.1, an additional TARGETARCH build-arg is required. [ref this]

Please update your build command to include this argument, like so:

docker build . \
   -t gitlab-ce:16.11.1-ce.0 \
   --build-arg RELEASE_PACKAGE=gitlab-ce \
   --build-arg RELEASE_VERSION=16.11.1-ce.0 \
   --build-arg TARGETARCH=arm64
# Build GitLab EE image
docker build . \
   -t gitlab-ee:16.11.1-ce.0 \
   --build-arg RELEASE_PACKAGE=gitlab-ee \
   --build-arg RELEASE_VERSION=16.11.1-ce.0 \
   --build-arg TARGETARCH=arm64

For versions prior to 16.11.1, this parameter is not required.

[F041]

Looking at chatGPT and then the 16.11.1 repo, I presume the problem comes from the dockerfile

[zengxs]

I apologize for the ongoing issues you're experiencing. I've been quite busy, which has slowed down my response time. However, I plan to look into this further later this week. I will try to reproduce the problem in my testing environment and work on finding a solution.

Thank you for your patience.

[F041]

No problem, I appreciate your care

[descensus]

Looking at chatGPT and then the 16.11.1 repo, I presume the problem comes from the dockerfile

Hopefully you have figured out that you are mixing CE and EE editions in your build args by now :)