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Containers not showing latest changes

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The community member has added a new block to their application, but the changes are not being reflected in the UI. They suspect that the changes are not being reflected in the container because they do not see the complete folder structure inside apps/src. They also have a question about the purpose of the docker-compose.build.yml file and whether they need to run it at any stage.

In the comments, other community members suggest that the community member would need to rebuild the Docker file using the docker-compose.build YAML file and use those images. They also mention that the image building process is breaking at a certain step, and they provide some guidance on how to build the Docker images for the builder and viewer components.

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I have added a new block and changes are not being shown in the UI, I suspect my changes are not reflected in the container because I do not see the complete folder structure inside apps/src. Also what is the purpose of yaml file named docker-compose.build.yml do we need to run it at any stage ?
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I think I would have to rebuild the docker file using this docker-compose.build yaml file and use those images ?
I tried to build but everytime image building process gets broken at this step. I even created a standalone folder manually but still same. What am I missing ? @Baptiste any guidance pls
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I have following under .next
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root@debian-s-2vcpu-4gb-amd-sfo3-01:~/latest_typebot/apps/builder/.next# ls
build-manifest.json  cache  package.json  react-loadable-manifest.json  server  static  trace
I am trying to compile dockerfile to have my changes embed
Ahh I think you are deploying the official type bot image and not your modified image
You'd have to build new docker images, yes if you self-host using Docker
To build the builder: docker build --build-arg="SCOPE=builder" .
For the viewer: docker build --build-arg="SCOPE=viewer" .
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