Create miopen_cache dir in Dockerfile before volume mount
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MIOpen crashes with SQLite 'unable to open database file' when the directory doesn't exist at container start. mkdir + chmod 777 ensures the path is present and writable before the named volume overlays it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -41,8 +41,10 @@ COPY engine.py config.py wyoming_handler.py wyoming_voices.py main.py ./
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# Default config (can be overridden by volume mount)
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# Default config (can be overridden by volume mount)
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COPY config.yaml .
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COPY config.yaml .
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# Create default directories
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# Create default directories (miopen_cache must exist before the volume mounts
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RUN mkdir -p voices reference_audio hf_cache
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# so MIOpen can open its SQLite benchmark database without crashing)
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RUN mkdir -p voices reference_audio hf_cache miopen_cache && \
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chmod 777 miopen_cache
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EXPOSE 10200
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EXPOSE 10200
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