Open mauudev opened 9 months ago
Windows does not come with bash nor any other POSIX shell interpreter. You can use Git Bash, WSL or Cygwin to run bash scripts in Windows. Make sure to save the .sh file with LF line endings for the script to work.
I suggest using Wait4X because it’s cross-platform, a single binary, and doesn’t rely on any OS dependencies. https://github.com/atkrad/wait4x
I have installed docker desktop + compose plugin, but when I initialize the compose process it fails with an syntax error:
I changed the entry point from
/bin/bash
to/bin/sh
with no effect. This is how my dockerfile looks like:It works with no issues on debian or ubuntu distros, but why is it failing on windows?