Update the Dockerfile to work on Windows machines #195
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June 13, 2017 16:52
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I understand that there is a setting on git that allows the checkouts (and checkins) to keep linux line endings, but that would require a check in for testing, and/or only pulling with no editing. I think this is a great way to work around people using windows to edit / add files, and give them the template to add more scripts. I leave for reference this article which basically says: "Yeah, it kinda sucks but this is the best work around still" http://willi.am/blog/2016/08/11/docker-for-windows-dealing-with-windows-line-endings/ |
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Fixes #146 |
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Potentially fixes #262 |
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Not working for me. Using Windows 10. I clone this repo and change the Dockerfile based on @auggiecc87 fix but it is not working |
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This is a relatively simple change to allow people using windows to not get hosed when they pull this repo (I know, "but why are you using windows?", maybe because that is what my company uses).