Closed DarrenTurchiarelli closed 1 week ago
You can run ./start.sh in the container, is powershell required for any other operation rather than if you want to run ./start.ps1? Seems like it'd be better to keep the dev container leaner.
As you stated, ./start.sh works but i was looking to cover step 4 in the read me which calls out the below:
Run this command to start the app: Windows: cd app pwsh .\start.ps1
The alternative is I can add a line into the readme on step 4.
The dev container runs on linux, so you'd always use start.sh with it. I think you'd only have to use the ps1 script if you're running it on your windows machine directly.
Closing PR, but happy to continue conversation if I'm missing something!
Add powershell as a feature within the container which saves end users a few clicks and having to rebuild the container