One thing I do to avoid this is to write out the Docker environment to a file in my home directory. Then I source that file, if it exists, for each new terminal

One thing I do to avoid this is to write out the Docker environment to a file in my home directory. Then I source that file, if it exists, for each new terminal session. Not perfect, but you can see it here: https://github.com/bentruyman/dotfiles/blob/392914f92e5a8d8d9fc20cc967aadc1a3971e99b/env/docker.sh https://github.com/bentruyman/dotfiles/blob/392914f92e5a8d8d... But DLite appears to resolve a lot of this 'hackiness'.