After upgrading to the latest version (4.38.0 (181591)) of Docker Desktop on mac, it seems the column to show the number of running containers disappears. Previously, I could easily see how many successfully running containers like 39/41, but now I need to click into the parent container and count the number by myself. Why it was considered a good idea to remove this column, it just doesn’t make sense. And is there a way I can bring it back?
There is no “parent container”. There is a compose definition which is basically a list of labels under the hood and containers are grouped under the compose project.
If you move the mouse cursor above the circle next to the compose project name, it should show “Running (x/y)” where x and y is the number of running containers and the number of all containers.
The circle is green when everything is running and changes half of it when only half of the containers are running.
Okay, thanks for the info, btw, are we able to make the “Running (x/y)” show in a separate column? It was there previously.
Probably not. If you think something is needed in Docker Desktop, even if it was removed previously, you can try asking for it in the Roadmap
If the idea gets enough support from other users, the developers might think about that.
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