thank you for the great wrap up. Please note that in Kameleo 5.0 (released last week), there are some breaking changes:
In your article you mention "A Kameleo account with valid credentials." is required for testing. It is not true anymore.
Also where you showcase the command on how to start the container you still mention that the email and password credentials must be added as env vars. Please note that in Kameleo 5.0 it is changed. You can actually start it without authentication to try out Kameleo. If you would like to run with your authenticated user you will need to pass a Personal Access Token (PAT). Mentioned here: https://developer.kameleo.io/integrations/docker/#1-run-the-container
Hi Antonello,
thank you for the great wrap up. Please note that in Kameleo 5.0 (released last week), there are some breaking changes:
In your article you mention "A Kameleo account with valid credentials." is required for testing. It is not true anymore.
Also where you showcase the command on how to start the container you still mention that the email and password credentials must be added as env vars. Please note that in Kameleo 5.0 it is changed. You can actually start it without authentication to try out Kameleo. If you would like to run with your authenticated user you will need to pass a Personal Access Token (PAT). Mentioned here: https://developer.kameleo.io/integrations/docker/#1-run-the-container
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docker run --platform linux/amd64 --shm-size=2g -p 5050:5050 -e PAT="your-pat" -v kameleo-data:/data kameleo/kameleo-app:latest
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So could you please update the article?
Updated!