Setting up Minecraft Server using Raspberry Pi 4

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Setting up Minecraft Server using Raspberry Pi 4:
I was trying to push the default code for a minecraft server using the Belena CLI client and the console in windows, when I was confronted by this error:

"
Error: no “Dockerfile[.*]”, “docker-compose.yml” or “package.json” file
found in source folder “.”

Additional information may be available by setting a DEBUG=1 environment
variable: “set DEBUG=1” on a Windows command prompt, “$env:DEBUG = 1” on
powershell, or “export DEBUG=1” on Linux or macOS.

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For CLI bug reports or feature requests, have a look at the GitHub issues or
create a new one at: https://github.com/balena-io/balena-cli/issues/
"

What does it mean and how do I fix it?

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Hi,

When using balena push or git push, there needs to be either a Dockerfile, Dockerfile.template, docker-compose.yml or package.json file in the top level of your repository so that the balena builders can build the Docker images for your application. There’s a general getting started guide here and some more detailed instructions here. We also have a Docker masterclass here.

If you do have a Dockerfile[.template]/docker-compose.yml, could you please add the DEBUG=1 switch to the front of the balena push command and then paste the output here. It would also be very useful to see a listing of the files in your top level directory.

Best regards,

Heds

4

Thanks, but I just needed to redirect the console to the directory in which my “Minecraft_Server” was located. Once I did that in the Command Prompt, everything was fine and balena worked perfectly.

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Great, yes, it sounds like you weren’t pushing the right directory! Glad you’ve managed to sort this out.

Best regards,

Heds