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Even boot2docker (docker machines predecessor) could do that. It shared the folders correctly and managed port forwarding. Of course localhost stop working but
by Matt3o12_ 11y ago
Even boot2docker (docker machines predecessor) could do that. It shared the folders correctly and managed port forwarding. Of course localhost stop working but I just added the ip in /etc/hosts and enter docker.local instead (the docks say the IP might change but that's never happened to me).
- girvo 11y ago> It shared the folders correctly Except on Mac, where it sometimes doesn't. Have you not run into permissions issues? Or having a file-watcher process running in the container not being triggered by changes from the host? There are a tonne of quirks that came with boot2docker. It was worth it, of course, but they were still there; and this app is specifically aiming to address them.