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I'm using the cpp template for devcontainer in VSCode win Win10 and Docker-Desktop/WSL (Docker Desktop 4.35.1). All builds and starts fine, but I have a mount bind to my project folder of /workspaces/61983f524eebc68bc72067df821eb9a29c8787120e77c389ae2532fe9279dc88
which is the ID of Docker(Deskop) Image.
This is not handy for error messages from the compiler, not even in the console/terminal. The result is the same or reproducible, when I create it by using the 'DevContainer' task in VS Code, so I rule out problems with my settings for now.
The problem is very stressful, because every time the paths in the build directory of CMake change!
The behavior doesn't change if I remove all images, volumes and build caches.
Will it be fixed and what is the temporary solution for this?
I'm using the cpp template for devcontainer in VSCode win Win10 and Docker-Desktop/WSL (Docker Desktop 4.35.1). All builds and starts fine, but I have a mount bind to my project folder of
/workspaces/61983f524eebc68bc72067df821eb9a29c8787120e77c389ae2532fe9279dc88which is the ID of Docker(Deskop) Image.
This is not handy for error messages from the compiler, not even in the console/terminal. The result is the same or reproducible, when I create it by using the 'DevContainer' task in VS Code, so I rule out problems with my settings for now.
The problem is very stressful, because every time the paths in the build directory of CMake change! The behavior doesn't change if I remove all images, volumes and build caches.
Will it be fixed and what is the temporary solution for this?