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3. To download the latest runtimes in your repository, run `devstack download`.
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## Running Docker Compose Commands
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1. If your are greeted by `Cannot connect to the Docker daemon at unix:///var/run/docker.sock. Is the docker daemon running?` after running a command, this means that your docker or docker desktop is not running.
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2. If you are greeted by `no configuration file provided: not found` after running a command, this means that your current directory doesn't have the docker-compose.yml file.
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3. If you are greeted by `service "<service>" is not running container #1` after running the following services `redis`, `mysql`, `php`, `composer`, and `composer`, this means that the containers are not yet up. Do `devsatck up -d` to start.
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4. If your are greeted by `Could not open input file: artisan` after running `devstack artisan`, this means that the current runtime you are running has no Laravel Artisan command or is not a Laravel project.
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1. If your are greeted by "`Cannot connect to the Docker daemon at unix:///var/run/docker.sock. Is the docker daemon running?`" after running a command, this means that your docker or docker desktop is not running.
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2. If you are greeted by "`no configuration file provided: not found`" after running a command, this means that your current directory doesn't have the docker-compose.yml file.
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3. If you are greeted by "`service "<service>" is not running container #1`" after running the following commands `devstack redis`, `devstack mysql`, `devstack php`, `devstack shell`, and `devstack composer`, this means that the containers are not yet up. Run `devsatck up -d` to start.
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4. If your are greeted by "`Could not open input file: artisan`" after running `devstack artisan`, this means that the current runtime you are running has no Laravel Artisan command or is not a Laravel project.

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