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Hi @sylvainFish,
I can confirm I just followed the tutorial and managed to run the command you mentioned without a problem. Unfortunately, I can’t seem an exact reason behind the experienced issue. What I’ll recommend is just trying to follow the tutorial step by step from the beginning.
Regards, KFSys
Your docker host needs to have the same user and id as you specify in docker-compose.yml (docker-compose.yml#L6. Once you fix that, remove all containers and recreate them. This will fix the errors.