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In pull request #30 we show how to use docker-tramp with Podman containers by customising docker-tramp-docker-executable to podman.
However, this isn’t much good if you’re in a mixed environment and want to be able to TRAMP to both Docker and Podman containers at the same time. I wonder if sufficient people are in this position to make it worth creating a dedicated podman TRAMP method?
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You could work around it by having podman system service stand in for dockerd, so that you could configure /usr/bin/docker to operate on Podman containers, but otherwise yeah.
I think just having docker be a symlink to podman would also work, but the fewer workarounds I need to do on the host system the happier I am, so feel free to include me in the count for sufficient people.
In pull request #30 we show how to use docker-tramp with Podman containers by customising
docker-tramp-docker-executable
topodman
.However, this isn’t much good if you’re in a mixed environment and want to be able to TRAMP to both Docker and Podman containers at the same time. I wonder if sufficient people are in this position to make it worth creating a dedicated
podman
TRAMP method?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: