Closed Toilal closed 2 years ago
Do you really need Docker desktop with WSL2 ? Vanilla WSL2 seems good enough. Or maybe Rancher Desktop for a more friendly licence usage ?
It don't think the underlying docker engine will impact ddb that much, any distro should work when running ddb
binary from developer's machine. ddb relies on docker
and docker-compose
binaries, so if those binaries are working properly from shell, it should also work through ddb
.
I try to make ddb work properly on windows environment for now, and Docker desktop is my testing environment though.
I was just wondering why this sudden love for a another layer like docker desktop instead of a vanilla wsl2 with docker/docker compose. No worry with docker desktop except licensing :)
Docker desktop + WSL2 is now the defacto standard for docker on windows, so docker.ip configuration on windows should default to
127.0.0.1
, instead of raising this error