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"volumes must be a mapping" while trying to deploy this file
See original GitHub issueFollowed the procedure at (https://docs.docker.com/engine/getstarted-voting-app/node-setup/#interacting-with-the-machines), copy and pasted the file in the right directory of the manager.
When i launch docker stack deploy --compose-file docker-stack.yml vote i get volumes must be a mapping"
I’m working on Ubuntu 16.10, i tried also with Windows and it works fine.
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@londoncalling: Sure! Each line in the file was ending with ^M, which I think always happens if you first save the file in windows and then copy and use it in linux. I could see the ^M at the end of each line, when I opened the docker-stack.yml file using vi command in linux.
Could be a text encoding issue. @Tirocigno can you check that?