Could not resolve placeholder 'suite_clientid' in value "${suite_clientid}"
See original GitHub issueWhen running the nighly docker image, I get the error:
Could not resolve placeholder 'suite_clientid' in value "${suite_clientid}"
Adding args.update({"suite_clientid": "foo"})
in run.py doesn’t help, and neither does args.update({"suite.oauth2.enabled": false})
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I merged a change that fixed it locally, the build process in the Travis-CI pipeline is slightly different, hence I’d need to double check, whether everything works now after the build is complete. The build also updates the nightly image automatically.
I’ve been able to reproduce the error - I’ll look into a fix now