For the Mac, just get Canonical’s Multipass (http://multipass.run) and do an apt-get to install Docker into a VM and use VS Code to “remote” to it. It will automatically install the Docker extension inside the Linux VM and you’re set.
For Windows, use WSL2 and do the same.
Both can mount “local” folders, although the setup is obviously different.
You now have a better way to manage containers than ever before.
For Windows, use WSL2 and do the same.
Both can mount “local” folders, although the setup is obviously different.
You now have a better way to manage containers than ever before.