Closed bounlu closed 1 year ago
Ahh, then please just leave it off. Because my commit was purely based on your previous sentence:
For Windows, it may be necessary to run the Docker application as an Administrator.
I thought you need sudo
on Windows, it's a bit confusing.
For Windows, it may be necessary to run the Docker application as an Administrator.
I thought you need
sudo
on Windows, it's a bit confusing.
The Docker app for Windows requires WSL2 (some version of Linux for Windows), so you might be right about needing to use sudo
. I haven't used Docker in Windows so I'm not sure.
I'd double check this commit. Linux typically requires sudo for Docker commands, except when the user belongs to the Docker group. I can't speak to needing sudo for Windows as I don't have experience using Docker in this environment.