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Mainly verifying #5550, so a single tester should be enough. Using docker for simplicity, but use podman if you happen to have it installed.
This assumes you have Docker Desktop for Windows installed and its WSL integration enabled (requires the WSL distro to run as WSL2 distro, wsl --set-version <distro> 2).
Set the Remote > Containers: Docker Path setting to the full path of where docker is installed in your WSL distro (/usr/bin/docker?). It would work without this, but this will mimic the Podman setup.
In a terminal, enter WSL, start a container and open VS Code with that folder:
wsl
docker run -d ubuntu sleep infinity
code ~
F1 > Remote-Containers: Attach to Running Container... and pick the new container.
Verify that a new window opens with a Remote-Containers session connected to that container.
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Mainly verifying #5550, so a single tester should be enough. Using
docker
for simplicity, but usepodman
if you happen to have it installed.wsl --set-version <distro> 2
).Remote > Containers: Docker Path
setting to the full path of wheredocker
is installed in your WSL distro (/usr/bin/docker
?). It would work without this, but this will mimic the Podman setup.F1
>Remote-Containers: Attach to Running Container...
and pick the new container.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: