When trying to run the provided Docker commands, . raises errors, and replacing with $PWD is an equivalent fix and should work on most Linux distributions. It also seems like -d may not be the most appropriate option to have if running locally, since you may want to use the links that jupyter outputs, which -d supresses
When trying to run the provided Docker commands,
.raises errors, and replacing with $PWD is an equivalent fix and should work on most Linux distributions. It also seems like-dmay not be the most appropriate option to have if running locally, since you may want to use the links that jupyter outputs, which-dsupresses