Cloud Foundry local - droplet not found

Question

I have my cf local running. First I pull my droplet in my Folder /Development/myProject

cf local pull myProjekt

than I want to run my cf local with

cf local run myProject -f myProject

but than an error occures with

Error: open ./myProject.droplet: no such file or directory

Than I thought I have to give the complete path to the droplet, although it is in the current folder where I run my

cf local run ...

Than I tried

cf local run myProject -f myProject -d ~/Development/myProject

but the same error occures. Have someone an idea how to run it correctly? THANKS for any help!

score 0 · Answer 1 · answered Aug 03 '20 at 16:37

You don't want the -f flag. That is doing something else. Just remove it.

Run: cf local pull myProject followed by cf local run myProject

The name to the pull command should match the name to the run command. In your case, there's a difference: myProjekt vs myProject.

If you run cf local --help you can get more help. Here's the snippet for run.

RUN OPTIONS:
   run <name>     Run a droplet with the configuration specified in local.yml.
                     Droplet filename: <name>.droplet

   -i <ip>        Listen on the specified interface IP
                     Default: localhost
   -p <port>      Listen on the specified port
                     Default: (arbitrary free port)
   -d <dir>       Replace the app directory with the specified directory.
                     The app directory from the droplet is ignored.
                     Default: (not mounted)
   -w             When used with -d, restart the app when the contents of the
                     specified directory are changed.
                     Default: false, Invalid: with -t, without -d
   -t             Start a shell (Bash) with the same environment as the app.
                     Default: false, Invalid: with -w
   -s <app>       Use the service bindings from the specified remote CF app
                     instead of the service bindings in local.yml.
                     Default: (uses local.yml or app provided by -f)
   -f <app>       Tunnel service connections through the specified remote CF
                     app. This re-writes the service bindings in the container
                     environment in order to use the tunnel. The service
                     bindings from the specified app will be used if -s is not
                     also passed.
                     Default: (uses local.yml)

Cloud Foundry local - droplet not found

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