So for me, there are the same, and the files are in the repo.
Error of the not working stack:
ERROR: Failed to read file contents from "/repo-cache/github.com/user-docker-stacks/main/latest/elitedesk01/bitwarden/compose.yaml"
TRACE:
1: No such file or directory (os error 2)
There is a button to initialize the file, when I press it, a Hello World example is created and even pushed to my repo. When changing the content of the compose file again I get the same errors.
I assume something is wrong with the git pull on my docker host?
When I check the repo-cache folder on the container, I'm indeed missing the bitwarden folder...
Originally created by @wardwygaerts on GitHub (Jun 17, 2025).
I created soms stacks which are working fine. Now, some days later I wanted to add my other stacks, but it can't find the files from my repo
Working stack
```
[[stack]]
name = "pvr"
[stack.config]
server = "elitedesk01"
project_name = "pvr"
git_account = "user"
repo = "user/docker-stacks"
file_paths = [
"elitedesk01/pvr/compose.yaml"
]
```
Not working stack
```
[[stack]]
name = "bitwarden"
[stack.config]
server = "elitedesk01"
project_name = "bitwarden"
git_account = "user"
repo = "user/docker-stacks"
file_paths = [
"elitedesk01/bitwarden/compose.yaml"
]
```
So for me, there are the same, and the files are in the repo.
Error of the not working stack:
```
ERROR: Failed to read file contents from "/repo-cache/github.com/user-docker-stacks/main/latest/elitedesk01/bitwarden/compose.yaml"
TRACE:
1: No such file or directory (os error 2)
```
There is a button to initialize the file, when I press it, a Hello World example is created and even pushed to my repo. When changing the content of the compose file again I get the same errors.
I assume something is wrong with the git pull on my docker host?
When I check the *repo-cache* folder on the container, I'm indeed missing the *bitwarden* folder...
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Originally created by @wardwygaerts on GitHub (Jun 17, 2025).
I created soms stacks which are working fine. Now, some days later I wanted to add my other stacks, but it can't find the files from my repo
Working stack
Not working stack
So for me, there are the same, and the files are in the repo.
Error of the not working stack:
There is a button to initialize the file, when I press it, a Hello World example is created and even pushed to my repo. When changing the content of the compose file again I get the same errors.
I assume something is wrong with the git pull on my docker host?
When I check the repo-cache folder on the container, I'm indeed missing the bitwarden folder...
@wardwygaerts commented on GitHub (Jun 26, 2025):
I solved the issue by removing the repo-cache volume in the core compose file.