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What is the problem you're trying to solve?.
On Windows I can run finch.exe from the Windows environment (cmd / powershell), as well as finch.exe from "my" WSL2 distribution (e.g. Ubuntu) if I have interop enabled in the wsl.conf.
However from "my" WSL2 distribution I am unable to do finch build using a Dockerfile stored in this distribution. finch build would only work if the Dockerfile was stored in the Windows filesystem
Describe the feature you'd like
I would to make all finch calls from "my" WSL2 distributions including supporting cross distribution file mounts for finch build and finch run --volume.
Additional context
Finch on Windows
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I am up for this one too, I believe this is what Docker Desktop calls as WSL integration and let's me select any WSL instances that I would like to use docker with.
What is the problem you're trying to solve?.
On Windows I can run
finch.exe
from the Windows environment (cmd / powershell), as well asfinch.exe
from "my" WSL2 distribution (e.g. Ubuntu) if I have interop enabled in thewsl.conf
.However from "my" WSL2 distribution I am unable to do
finch build
using a Dockerfile stored in this distribution.finch build
would only work if the Dockerfile was stored in the Windows filesystemDescribe the feature you'd like
I would to make all
finch
calls from "my" WSL2 distributions including supporting cross distribution file mounts forfinch build
andfinch run --volume
.Additional context
Finch on Windows
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: