Each subdirectory holds a different Dockerfile for various builds.
During the build process, the docker image is given the same name as the subdirectory housing the build file.
cd path-of-subdirectory
../build Include option --progress=plain to print verbosely.
Include option --no-cache to clear your local docker build cache.
cd path-to-your-files
docker run -it -v /"${PWD}":/home/user/work docker-image-nameThe option -v /"${PWD}":/home/user/work causes your files in the current directory to be mounted at /home/user/work inside the container. Any changes made inside the container will change the files that are outside the container.
The option -it puts you in an interactive tty terminal.
Include option -name container-name to give your container a name
Include option -rm to delete the container upon exit (and start anew the next time).
Include option -u 0 to have root access inside the container
Include option -p port_outside:port_inside for each TCP/IP port that is needed.
Once inside the container, type the following to verify the versions of commands in use:
infohttps://code.visualstudio.com/docs/devcontainers/attach-container
To attach to a Docker container, either
- Step 1: Hit F1 by and type
Dev Containers: Attach to Running Container...in the Command Palette
- or use the Remote Explorer in the Activity Bar and from the Containers view, select the Attach to Container inline action on the container you want to connect to.