Windows docker requires "%cd%" instead of ${PWD} about infinite-storage-glitch HOT 6 CLOSED

This is interesting. Perhaps there is a difference in our Windows systems 🤔

I have Windows 11 and I am using WSL2. In my Docker Desktop app I have Enabled WSL Integration for my Ubuntu distro.

When I run

docker run -it --rm -v ${PWD}:/home/Infinite-Storage-Glitch isg cargo build --release

from my PowerShell (not inside a WSL shell) it works just fine. If you share your environment, perhaps we can find why it works differently.

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This is interesting. Perhaps there is a difference in our Windows systems 🤔

I have Windows 11 and I am using WSL2. In my Docker Desktop app I have Enabled WSL Integration for my Ubuntu distro.

When I run

docker run -it --rm -v ${PWD}:/home/Infinite-Storage-Glitch isg cargo build --release

from my PowerShell (not inside a WSL shell) it works just fine. If you share your environment, perhaps we can find why it works differently.

I use Windows 11 as well and am using Docker Desktop downloaded fresh. I am running it without any ubuntu subsystem enabled if that's what you are referring to.

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I guess it is probably easiest to update the readme file to point this out.

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i would like to add that if you run the command from powershell, it will work, but cmd will not

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i would like to add that if you run the command from powershell, it will work, but cmd will not

I added it as part of #72

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Since #72 is merged we can close this.

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