Docker issue: "Aborted: gekko.js not found on path specified @Settings.py"
See original GitHub issueWhere do I specify the path to Gekko?
japnoicus.py
has this
if not os.path.isfile(settings['global']['gekkoPath'] + '/gekko.js'):
print("Aborted: gekko.js not found on path specified @Settings.py;")
exit(1)
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This path is set at
japonicus/settings/global.toml
.here is how I got it to work:
comment these lines out in
japonicus.py
It basically does not bother to find gekko.js. This will obviously only work when running Gekko + Japonicus in Docker