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I have successfully installed and run the simulation with Docker in Ubuntu.
So, we have a shared volume between the host and container. I noticed that we can either develop in the host or in the container. The fact that files/directories created by the container are locked from the host is quite annoying (this does not happen with Mac). And to conveniently work inside the container, I will have to install and configure many things.
So I wonder what is the best development workflow for this case, should I do everything in the host and just use the container to launch the simulation?
Thanks.
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What is your UID inside the host and inside the docker container? The usual way is to ensure they are the same, to avoid running into permissions issues.
Hi there,
I have successfully installed and run the simulation with Docker in Ubuntu.
So, we have a shared volume between the host and container. I noticed that we can either develop in the host or in the container. The fact that files/directories created by the container are locked from the host is quite annoying (this does not happen with Mac). And to conveniently work inside the container, I will have to install and configure many things.
So I wonder what is the best development workflow for this case, should I do everything in the host and just use the container to launch the simulation?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: