Thanks for your answer! I read your blog post. While I still couldn’t fix my issue, I can provide you with some more details:
When I install Docker Desktop v4.36.0 (on Windows), the file /var/run/docker.sock exists on WSL (as well as docker-cli.sock and docker-desktop-prox-pid).
When rebooting my computer, Docker Desktop usually updates automatically and /var/run/docker.sock doesn’t exist any more (the other two files are also gone).
The same happens when I uninstall Docker Desktop and install v4.37.1 or v4.38.0 from scratch: /var/run/docker.sock doesn’t exist.
Any idea why /var/run/docker.sock doesn’t exist anymore for these newer Docker Desktop version and how to deal with this issue?
Some additional information: docker context ls returns the following in ubuntu shell:
Here is the output of docker context ls in PowerShell:
