sql server - Visual Studio 2017 15.3 Dockerize Database Project -


have visual studio 2017 (15.3) solution 2 projects:

  • an api written in asp.net core 2 mvc
  • database project

i able "dockerize" mvc project (right click, add docker support) while trying dockerize database project keep getting error: value cannot null. parameter name: stream. google-fu failing me; closest resource found visual studio 15.2.

how i've setup database project far

added dockerfile root:

from microsoft/mssql-server-linux:latest expose 1433 env accept_eula=y env lang en_us.utf-8 env language en_us:en env lc_all en_us.utf-8 env mssql_tcp_port=1433  # add database project output vs build process run mkdir --parents /_scripts/generated copy ./_scripts /_scripts/ copy ./_scripts/generated/*.sql /_scripts/generated/ # add shell script starts mssql server, waits 60 seconds, executes script build out db (script generated vs build process) cmd /bin/bash /_scripts/entrypoint.sh

modified docker-compose.yml file include new project

version: '3'  services:   webapp-api-service:     image: webapp-api     build:       context: ./src/api       dockerfile: dockerfile    webapp-db-service:     image: webapp-db     build:       context: ./src/database       dockerfile: dockerfile

modified docker-composeoverride.yml file expose port dev ssms access

version: '3'  services:   webapp-api-service:     environment:       - aspnetcore_environment=development     ports:       - "80"    webapp-db-service:     ports:       - "1433"

here's build output

2>c:\program files (x86)\microsoft visual studio\2017\professional\msbuild\sdks\microsoft.docker.sdk\build\microsoft.visualstudio.docker.compose.targets(279,5): error : value cannot null. 2>c:\program files (x86)\microsoft visual studio\2017\professional\msbuild\sdks\microsoft.docker.sdk\build\microsoft.visualstudio.docker.compose.targets(279,5): error : parameter name: stream 2>done building project "docker-compose.dcproj" -- failed.

thanks in advance!

i ran same issue yesterday. solved removing build portion of database service. i'll have build database project manually now.


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