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I installed DockerDesktop to WIN10 and Ubuntu1804 from Store.
But when I run docker run -it -v pwd:/build ubuntu bash
I cannot see my host volume in the /build, please see below picture:
Anyone know how to fix this issue ? Any clue is appreciate.
Hello
map absolute path with volume,
Thatās Work From My understanding.
@rrpnarola thanks for the reply. I tried absolute path, WIN10 driver C is OK, but ubuntu path is still not working, as below:
Hello In dockerfile Whats You build Can you please share me
a) A command that works everywhere (in PowerShell too) is ... -v "$(pwd):/build" ...
b) Only paths under /c/ā¦ are mounted to the Docker VM and can be mounted to a container. Click on āSettingsā on the Docker symbol in the taskbar and go to ResourcesāFILE SHARING to see which drives are available.
(I assume you installed the stable version and not a tech preview.)
Thank you all.
@rrpnarola san, the container image āubuntuā is pull from dock hub, I didnāt change anything yet.
@tekki san, please see below picture, it still cannot mount linux host volume.
Try to Use absolute path For the volume
Thatās, as I said in b), because you try to mount a folder under /home. ābuildā should be placed somewhere in /c.
Thatās how it looks in my WSL Debian:
$ mount
...
C:\ on /c type drvfs (rw,noatime,uid=1000,gid=1000,metadata,case=off)
E:\ on /e type drvfs (rw,noatime,uid=1000,gid=1000,metadata,case=off)
C: and E: are the Windows drives mounted into WSL. My Docker settings are the following:
C: and E: are connected from Windows to the Docker VM and everything inside them can be mounted into a container. From WSL only paths starting with /c and /e are available to Docker.
@rrpnarola san and @tekki san, thank you very much. I can understand now.
Thank you again.