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DinD Tracking Issue #517

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alexanderankin opened this issue Mar 31, 2024 · 5 comments
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DinD Tracking Issue #517

alexanderankin opened this issue Mar 31, 2024 · 5 comments

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@alexanderankin
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alexanderankin commented Mar 31, 2024

we keep talking about dind all over the place and its driving me nuts so i will link all the talk about dind here

@bearrito
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This one as well - #511

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THE workaround - #475 (comment)

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I am close to proper solution as soon as I collected all the data.

I am in going to holidays now. I hope when I return in three weeks there are some some results posted so I can create a PR with a proper fix.

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Just waiting for the MR #714 to be merged.
After that I will take a look at host.docker.internal which is much easier once #714 is merged.

alexanderankin pushed a commit that referenced this issue Oct 23, 2024
closes #475 

One step closer to solve #517

Replaces #622 

According to the [data
collected](#475 (comment))
this should fix issues running testcontainers inside a container in
almost all cases.

There is still an issue when running it within docker desktop, that is
probably easily solved which checking for the existence of
`host.docker.internal`.

But I have to recollect the data to ensure this, so this will be added
at later point in time, as with with setting `-e
TESTCONTAINERS_HOST_OVERRIDE=host.docker.internal` an easy workaround
exists as well.
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