Closed tfenster closed 2 years ago
@waldo1001 @JeremyVyska as discussed today :)
@tfenster This requires a switch to Linux containers. Doesn't that mean you can't run Business Central containers at the same time? It's not described, but if that is the case, you might want to add that.
@tfenster This requires a switch to Linux containers. Doesn't that mean you can't run Business Central containers at the same time? It's not described, but if that is the case, you might want to add that.
Good point, but no, the Windows containers keep running, you just can't manage them through Docker Desktop anymore.
@tfenster / @ajkauffmann
Might be an idea to add a warning about that.
{{% alert title="Warning" color="warning" %}}
Blah Blah Blah
{{% /alert %}}
@tfenster / @ajkauffmann
Might be an idea to add a warning about that.
{{% alert title="Warning" color="warning" %}} Blah Blah Blah {{% /alert %}}
You mean a warning about the switch to Linux? The message in the screenshot above appears in Docker Desktop, not sure if it makes sense to add more or what more I would be able to add? But of course, if you have an idea, happy to add anything
@tfenster I don't know if many people has as much experience as You when it comes to Docker.
I know my initial reaction would be "UH oh" and then panic.
If you can add a message about to not be concerned if / when you get that.
If you can add a message about to not be concerned if / when you get that.
@TheDoubleH I added something, see https://github.com/microsoft/alguidelines/pull/143/commits/cda4104e6189611866a03e0ab0c31d751712e411. Does that make sense and helps to avoid the concerns? Or is it too much?
@waldo1001 as discussed: https://github.com/microsoft/alguidelines/pull/143/commits/408368b3de51e324d78c874d51761f606e33a6e2
As an alternative to locally installing the toolset, you can also use a devcontainer. This PR adds the required files and documentation how to use it.