What do you mean URLs in the database may be 80?
Hi,
Yes I know and as I mentioned, I've tryied to set the ASPNETCORE_URLS variable but the applications failed to start. I've also changed all the ports to 8080 but I am receiving the same error.
Hi,
I've noticed that previously when the system has been deployed based on v7.4.4 the services in pods listening on http://[::]:80. But now in version 8.0.0 they are listening on http://[::]:8080. Could this be a problem? And by the way, if I'll set the ASPNETCORE_URLS=http://+:80;https://+:443 in Dockefiles, the services even fail to start.
Hi,
After updating to v8.0.0 and following migration guides I am receiving the following error in production. Any suggestion?
Ok. I've understood.
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Hi,
The tests don't show how you resolved the issue. Allow me to remind you that the problem was that the implementation of the Dapper interface wasn't properly descoved by dependency injection. I succeeded to resolve the issue by mannually register the interface and implementation. I've just wondering how you have solved the issue.
Cheers, Yulian
Hi,
I have the same isssue as https://support.abp.io/QA/Questions/2745/How-to-add-Dapper-to-existing-porject. How did you solve it?
Thanks.
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This error appears after you have changed the Dockerfile.base file in the recent versions.