I updated Docker Desktop to 4.39.0. When I wanted to run docker compose up, the container didn’t start. Since then I updated to 4.40.0, but the problem persist. My compose.yaml is super simple: services: site: environment: - JEKYLL_ENV=docker command: jekyll serve --config _config.…

Then it really does seem to be a mounting problem. I think you should try downgrading back to 4.38 and see if the error persists I also use a Mac, configured close to yours: Sequoia 15,7, i9 chip, Apple Virtualization framework - VirtioFS In both Docker Desktop 4.39 and 4.40, I experience no prob…

No volume mounting after Docker Desktop update

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No volume mounting after Docker Desktop update

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