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The "Install Latest Dapr" still shows in the Applications tree view after installing the Dapr on Linux #244

Open v-xinda opened 2 years ago

v-xinda commented 2 years ago

OS: Ubuntu 22.04 Build Version: 20220629.2 Docker Desktop: 4.10.1

Repro Steps:

  1. Make sure install the Docker Desktop app.
  2. Install Dapr CLI by command : curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dapr/cli/master/install/install.sh | /bin/bash
  3. Install Dapr Runtime by command: sudo dapr init
  4. Configure the Path in the .bashrcfile.
  5. Install the Dapr extension -> Navigate to Dapr view.
  6. Check whether the "No Dapr applications are running." shows in the Applications tree view.

Expect: The "No Dapr applications are running." shows in the Applications tree view.

Actual: The "Install Latest Dapr" shows in the Applications tree view. image Note: Check the dapr runtime by command dapr --version. image

More Info:

  1. This issue does not reproduce after installing Docker Engine.
  2. Ask to add path after running sudo dapr init. image
philliphoff commented 2 years ago

@v-xinda For various reasons, I've not been able to get Docker Desktop running on any of my Linux VMs so far. (Docker Desktop doesn't support arm64, so I can't use Parallels on my M1 Mac, and I don't have a business license yet for Parallels on my Intel Mac, and have been unsuccessful getting nested virtualization working on my Windows Hyper-V Linux VM.)

I've heard of one other user running into a similar problem with Dapr with Docker Desktop on Linux, with no resolution/workaround as of yet.

philliphoff commented 2 years ago

@v-xinda With a new Parallels license for my Intel Mac, I've made two independent attempts to create a Ubuntu VM with Docker Desktop without success; the Docker host just doesn't start. It looks like Docker doesn't officially support Docker Desktop in VMs with nested virtualization (i.e. Parallels), so it could be just that. Unfortunately, I don't have any raw hardware on which I can install Linux so that's as far as I can investigate at the moment.

v-xinda commented 2 years ago

@philliphoff I use the Linux (Inter) created by Hyper-V. The Docker Desktop can run on Linux (Inter) after configuring the setting according to the content in this link：https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/virtualization/hyper-v-on-windows/user-guide/nested-virtualization

guybartal commented 1 month ago

I'm having the same issue on WSL ubuntu, DAPR extension is not aware that DAPR cli is installed and even init