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Issue: Currently, there seems to be no support for ${workspaceFolder} when configuring volume mappings in localPath or containerPath. The error is
docker: Error response from daemon: create ${workspaceFolder}/.devcerts: "${workspaceFolder}/.devcerts" includes invalid characters for a local volume name
Use case: when mapping a drive into an ASP.NET Core container containing certificates for development in order to enable SSL. These certs could be stored in the local workspace and mapped this way, without having to hardcode the full path. (The full path might vary depending on who checks out the source.)
Plugin version: plugin was built from master at commit a45a9a6601cf7b17cc3f2cc2ad16db339ba13a49
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@xstof Is there a specific use case for using ${workspaceFolder} in the containerPath property in addition tolocalPath? I would think that the container file system should be fairly independent of the user's workspace.
Issue: Currently, there seems to be no support for ${workspaceFolder} when configuring volume mappings in localPath or containerPath. The error is
docker: Error response from daemon: create ${workspaceFolder}/.devcerts: "${workspaceFolder}/.devcerts" includes invalid characters for a local volume name
Example:
Use case: when mapping a drive into an ASP.NET Core container containing certificates for development in order to enable SSL. These certs could be stored in the local workspace and mapped this way, without having to hardcode the full path. (The full path might vary depending on who checks out the source.)
Plugin version: plugin was built from master at commit
a45a9a6601cf7b17cc3f2cc2ad16db339ba13a49
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: