Originally created by @Ewerton on GitHub (Jun 19, 2023).
I successfully created a container, reinstalled the Monterey OS and I am happy for now. Every major change I make in the container (like install a new App) I do docker container commit and I am able to restart it from where I left it.
I want to use this container to develop some small Apps using the Visual Studio for Mac, so, I want to create files inside the container but save these files in my host OS which is WSL2 running in my Windows 11. Is that possible?
Originally created by @Ewerton on GitHub (Jun 19, 2023).
I successfully created a container, reinstalled the Monterey OS and I am happy for now. Every major change I make in the container (like install a new App) I do `docker container commit` and I am able to restart it from where I left it.
I want to use this container to develop some small Apps using the Visual Studio for Mac, so, I want to create files inside the container but save these files in my host OS which is WSL2 running in my Windows 11. Is that possible?
I already tried what is described here https://github.com/sickcodes/Docker-OSX#share-directories-sharing-files-shared-folder-mount-folder but the sshfs command fails with the following error `read: Connection reset by peer`
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Originally created by @Ewerton on GitHub (Jun 19, 2023).
I successfully created a container, reinstalled the Monterey OS and I am happy for now. Every major change I make in the container (like install a new App) I do
docker container commitand I am able to restart it from where I left it.I want to use this container to develop some small Apps using the Visual Studio for Mac, so, I want to create files inside the container but save these files in my host OS which is WSL2 running in my Windows 11. Is that possible?
I already tried what is described here https://github.com/sickcodes/Docker-OSX#share-directories-sharing-files-shared-folder-mount-folder but the sshfs command fails with the following error
read: Connection reset by peer@augustresende commented on GitHub (Aug 30, 2023):
Same here
@augustresende commented on GitHub (Aug 30, 2023):
I fixed by enabling Remote login in mac os system settings.