updates to MATLAB example code - #1

I wonder if we enabled pre-commit for the entire organization instead of just per repository? I'd suggest disabling it for this repository if possible since it is just complaining that the base file isn't here, but it also doesn't make sense for this repo either...

I wonder if we enabled pre-commit for the entire organization instead of just per repository? I'd suggest disabling it for this repository if possible since it is just complaining that the base file isn't here, but it also doesn't make sense for this repo either...

Changed Github Actions so it should not apply to this repo.

I tried testing this out and am running into some problems:

mabo8927: docker run --rm -it -e PROCESSING_DROPBOX=/opt/data/dropbox/ --volume="$(pwd)/container_example_data:/opt/data" matlab-image:latest "algorithm_example /opt/data/dropbox/input_manifest_20220923t000000.json"
MATLAB is selecting SOFTWARE OPENGL rendering.
Fatal Startup Error: 
Throw location unknown (consider using BOOST_THROW_EXCEPTION)
Dynamic exception type: foundation::core::except::detail::AnonymousInternalException<mwboost::system::system_error>
std::exception::what: uint64_t foundation::core::system::linux::x86_64::getMaximumProcessorFrequencyImpl(): Numerical result out of range
[(anonymous namespace)::narrow_str_tag*] = uint64_t foundation::core::system::linux::x86_64::getMaximumProcessorFrequencyImpl(): Numerical result out of range

After some googling, I think this might be because I am trying this from a M1 mac? Perhaps someone without an M1 can try this out?

Otherwise, the image seems to build just fine.

@bourque, that error looks like it is searching for some x86 system libraries, so I'd agree with your assessment about the M1 mac. Are you able to build with docker build --platform linux/amd64 ...? I'm wondering if you built the container for x86, but are trying to run it on amd64. I have no idea if Matlab will even build that way though, and I don't have an M1 to try it out. https://docs.docker.com/build/building/multi-platform/

I did verify that this works for me locally on an intel-based mac.

Same error as Matthew. I tried with platform argument and that seems to work now.

Same error as Matthew. I tried with platform argument and that seems to work now.

We should add that into the documentation somehow because I'm sure others using this will run into the same issue.

Responded to all comments. Thanks for those!