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Polishing the developer experience. You launched the application but docker isn't running (happens to me all the time!) #dotnet #aspire

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Carl1 year ago

When I started using docker at first I would manually start it each time. Now docker is an auto-start for this exact reason

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Ben1 year ago

Can you make it so that I don’t have to delete all containers and rebuild every other day :) I think that might be more of a ‘me’ problem than a docker problem though 😂

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Daniel1 year ago

What's the advantage of using Docker Desktop? (Was prohibited running it due to licensing at a customer, got used to wsl or linux VM+docker/k8s and using docker directly via command line). When I looked at Docker Desktop (and Podman) on Windows they were ... a bit shoddy.

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David Fowler1 year ago

You can use either. Docker desktop has a UI and does other networking magic that makes container -> host networking work

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ALHAJI TJ.eth🇳🇬🇫🇮 #cfc# 💯 👳🏿‍♂️1 year ago

Happens almost every time.

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Chris Collinson1 year ago

Maybe we are doing it wrong but using the distributed test builder thing, we don’t get code coverage metrics. Using the web app factory thing, we do. Any suggestions?

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