start_example_server: failed to apply migrations

[Márcio Moreira]

Hello,

I've got this error message while trying to run the example server on Ubuntu-20.04 in WSL2 (Windows 10):

$ git clone https://github.com/nhost/nhost-dart.git --depth 1

$ cd nhost-dart/tool/

$ ./start_example_server

~/temp/nhost-dart/tool/example_server/functions ~/temp/nhost-dart/tool
~/temp/nhost-dart/tool
~/temp/nhost-dart/tool/example_server ~/temp/nhost-dart/tool

> Initializing Hasura client
> start timeout is set to 10m0s
> Stopping docker compose
> Starting docker compose
> Starting functions
> Starting postgres, graphql-engine containers...
> Waiting for graphql-engine service to be ready
> Waiting for all containers to be up and running
> It takes longer than usual to start your Nhost project. Most likely because of the need to install your npm dependencies. Please wait.


> Processing...
> Ensuring S3 bucket exists
> Checking if migrations need to be applied
> Applying migrations
ERRO skipping applying migrations on database default, encountered:
{
  "code": "postgres-error",
  "error": "query execution failed",
  "internal": {
    "arguments": [],
    "error": {
      "description": null,
      "exec_status": "FatalError",
      "hint": null,
      "message": "must be owner of table files",
      "status_code": "42501"
    },
    "prepared": false,
    "statement": "alter table \"storage\".\"files\"\n  add constraint \"files_uploaded_by_user_id_fkey\"\n  foreign key (\"uploaded_by_user_id\")\n  references \"auth\".\"users\"\n  (\"id\") on update no action on delete cascade;\n"
  },
  "path": "$"
}
FATA[0001] operation failed on : default
> Start took 49.9582051s

> [failed to apply migrations: exit status 1
<nil>] Failed to start services
> Stopping docker compose

If you wanna try WSL2 but is using other operanting system try this free MS Windows VM that comes with WSL2 pre-installed: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/downloads/virtual-machines/
I am using real Windows 10 but I believe the same issue will arise on the VM.

[Márcio Moreira]

I have tried it in Bodhi Linux 6.0.0 (Ubuntu-based) and got exactly the same error

[Majid Hajian]

We are working on a new major version. This should be fixed on the new dev version + new nhost CLI. you need to update both CLI and check out a new version Check this out nhost_sdk: ^4.0.0-dev.8 or this link