Getting timeouts since 0.8.0
See original GitHub issueHi, i’ve upgraded django-mjml to version to 0.8.0 while trying to fix the issue I had. But now i’m getting timeouts. I don’t really know why. Im using the docker-compose image.
MJML compile error (via MJML TCP server): no working server
Number of servers: 1
Timeouts: 1
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Yup, that fixed it! Sorry, i’m not a big docker/docker-compose guy 😂. I will also change
latest
for0.8
as you recommended. By the way, I can confirm 0.8.0 really did fix this issueThanks for helping out and keep up the awesome work! This tool is great
Try to run
docker-compose pull && docker-compose up -d
in the directory wheredocker-compose.yml
is present