teracyhq / docker-files

Teracy docker-files project to build common Docker images
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angular-cli docker-files #28

Closed maraymer closed 7 years ago

maraymer commented 7 years ago

I noticed while working with the angular-cli example it says:

root@265dcf6e7241:/opt/new-ng2-app# ng set --global packageManager=yarn and then:

$ cd new-ng-app

There is no new-ng-app at that point? It seems like something is missing?

hoatle commented 7 years ago

thank you @maraymer, it's fixed now.

maraymer commented 7 years ago

@hoatle my pleasure to help. There is still a jump in the flow of the directions? in the first block the user is in new-ng2-app but the first thing that the next block instructs the user to do is cd into new-ng2-app? Am I missing something?

hoatle commented 7 years ago

@maraymer the 1st "cd" is within a docker container, the 2nd "cd" is from the host.

maybe this could be clearer:

"exit" the running container and then:

$ cd new-ng2-app
maraymer commented 7 years ago

thanks. Yes, it would be more clear for people new to docker. I'm reviewing your development environment to use inhouse with my company -- I'm new to docker :-)

On Tue, Jul 4, 2017 at 8:00 PM, Hoat Le notifications@github.com wrote:

@maraymer https://github.com/maraymer the 1st "cd" is within a docker container, the 2nd "cd" is from the host.

maybe this could be clearer:

"exit" the running container and then:

$ cd new-ng2-app

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hoatle commented 7 years ago

@maraymer I've updated the README docs to make it clearer.

Don't hesitate to ask us any questions and support about Docker and its workflow, we're here to help :-)

maraymer commented 7 years ago

@hoatle awesome. I'll be sure to get back with you. I'm working in all three major environments with complications in Windows. One of my units I use when traveling is a little low memory Windows 8 unit (2GB of RAM) which I'd like to be able to use a little more frequently. That's requiring me to use Docker Toolbox.