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When using the command line version within a docker container, qTsConverter fails to due to it needs a graphical backend. This is probably because there is still all graphical parts involved even though the window doesn't get created. I have not dived deeply into this, but most clean solution is probably make a separate executable for the CLI version.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Make a docker container with your favorite distro
Install qTsConverter following readme within the container
Run qTsConverter --help within the container
See error
Expected behavior
In CLI mode qTsConverter should not rely on graphical backend
Additional context
I work around this issue by invoking -platform vnc which is available in my docker image
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When using the command line version within a docker container, qTsConverter fails to due to it needs a graphical backend. This is probably because there is still all graphical parts involved even though the window doesn't get created. I have not dived deeply into this, but most clean solution is probably make a separate executable for the CLI version.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
qTsConverter --help
within the containerExpected behavior
In CLI mode qTsConverter should not rely on graphical backend
Additional context
I work around this issue by invoking
-platform vnc
which is available in my docker imageThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: