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Have you tried debugging the issue by running the MySQL container alone (i.e. comment out the "bookstack:" section of the docker-compose file)?
Does the container start and run? Are you able to connect to port 3306 of the container from the host, using whatever userid and password you specified?
I tried this. I was able to connect to the db. I was able to resolve this now after reading comment from u/ssddanbrown.
Fun fact: don’t comment out anything, just find the name of the database service, let’s say it’s db, then run
docker compose up dbto launch it on its own.