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Docker instructions for multiple terminal usage #2423
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@angry-crab I think you can do it by this. # Terminal 1
rocker --name autoware ghcr.io/autowarefoundation/autoware-universe:latest
# Terminal 2
docker exec -it autoware /bin/bash |
You can send pull requests and update documents. Around here?
Or you can guide a new how-to guide page like this. |
Thanks! I'll add it to the readme. |
Close since it it no longer needed. |
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transferred this issue from autowarefoundation/autoware_core_universe_prototype
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I'm wondering if there is any
cmd
existing inuniverse
such that we could enter a specific docker container from another terminal. For example, when we were usingade
inAuto
, if an environment has been created, we can simply typeade enter
from another terminal. I understand that we could usedocker exec --it container id
to enter the same image from another terminal. It seems that when I was usingrocker
, the container was created on the fly without a tag. I think it would be good to have some other simplecmd
asade
does to enter the created container rather than copy and paste an temporary id.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: