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Dev Containers no longer functional. Fully Broken with Upgrade to 4.30 #468
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other errors observed while trying to resolve
additional info in this issue - docker/for-win#14083 and a relevant comment - LIAAD/physio#2 (comment) |
@chrmarti Wondering if you are familiar with any issues as mentioned by the user? |
@david-engelmann Could you share the full log, your devcontainer.json, docker-compose.yml and Dockerfile if any? Is this with a workspace folder in WSL? |
This definitely is an issue with 4.30. I upgraded to it today and got this issue. Speculation: It seems to be semi random, since I was able to pinpoint to certain files being the ones that caused this issue/error. Deleting the exact files and restoring them with git solved the issue. Hence I believe Docker manages to brick the files permissions. (Idk, I'm not an expert on this) Anyways; this should be fixed before more people face it. I rarely upgrade Docker for Windows, for this exact reason. Everytime I do upgrade it; at least half of my day is taken up by a weird docker problem. |
I having a now having similar issue. I cannot seem to open up my devcontainer anymore and the only major change was the update to As an update I have cleared all containers, images, volumes, restarted my machine, rolled back to Docker-desktop |
A fully functioning devcontainer setup that has worked for an extremely long time, is totally nonfunctional.
I've done an exhaustive amount of things to try and resolve the issue. tested on over 10 docker desktop version, uninstalling vscode multiple times, unregistered docker-desktop and docker-desktop-data. created new folders and move the code in there, fresh git clones, modifying the folder structure of the docker assets, everything. Nevertheless, the issue persist makes the devcontainer workflow completely unusable. The docker setup has no problem building with the
docker compose -f .devcontainer/docker-compose.yml up -d --build
command. wsl/ubuntu is running fine and has no networking problems. The problem started occuring after Docker Desktop was updated to 4.30.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: