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They are not the same, so this tells it doesn't pick up the same image that I want to use. This means we have to go back to my original question again. You have suggested 2 options: A and B. I think the option A should work because it extends from the base image that gets included in the runtipi-appstore with minimal addition of cli binaries. But then the option A doesn't actually work because when I start the app, it doesn't pick up my image. So the question is what could be wrong about it?

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RRuntipi

•Created by nptytn on 8/20/2024 in #🙋🏼・help

Custom Docker Image

Looks like it failed to start the image from the UI right now, but starting the app from runtipi-cli is working fine. Here's the response from docker inspect command:

[{
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"Image": "sha256:bb5990b6fb56bfb9487bcb3f370b8afabb06ec46e0cc42b8cf443efc60e18b4d",
...
}]

[{
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"Image": "sha256:bb5990b6fb56bfb9487bcb3f370b8afabb06ec46e0cc42b8cf443efc60e18b4d",
...
}]

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RRuntipi

•Created by nptytn on 8/20/2024 in #🙋🏼・help

Custom Docker Image

Thanks for prompt reply! much appreciated 🙇‍♂️ I believe my custom docker image matches all the tipi vscode params because it extends from the base image which defines in the runtipi-appstore, and includes additional few cli commands such as lazygit and zsh. However, the problem is, when I tried to restart my server, it doesn't seem to use my image at all.

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