Open carm-scaffidi opened 4 years ago
Success! Thanks Ouray for the excellent instructions.
excellent!
On Mon, Nov 18, 2019 at 12:01 PM Carm Scaffidi notifications@github.com wrote:
Success! Thanks Ouray for the excellent instructions.
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Hi Ouray,
I finally got back to this and made good progress. For my particular setup I needed to open up the Policies for PowerShell Scripting.
I also had to figure out why Docker wasn't starting and when I finally used your suggested approach ie. use the Power Shell IDE which is a really nice interface; I figured out why and noted it below.
I will continue working away at this but this is where I am at for now :-)
Before "Run Docker image"...
--- Check
In order to ensure Scripts can run in the PowerShell...
In Power Shell or CMD Prompt Run the following: Get-ExecutionPolicy
Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Scope CurrentUser
--- Check
In C:\AppsWorkSpaces\GitHub\test-automation-toolbox Edit run-docker-for-windows.ps1