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Certain Docker Commands not working in Windows Powershell ISE but working in other Command Line tools
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I am exploring docker and I've been using Windows Powershell ISE to run docker commands. I have come across situation where I run certain commands in Powershell but they appear to be stuck, but when I run the same docker command on Command Prompt they work fine. I am using the same machine but different command line tools. Why do certain docker command work in powershell and some don't? The below are just some examples. While most work, some don't appear to be working.
Example 1) docker system prune
In powershell I expected a message like I do in the command prompt below, but it appears to be hanging.
Example 2) docker exec -ti containerName bash
In CMD Prompt, I am able to jump into my running container but not in Powershell
powershell docker command-line command-prompt docker-command
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I am exploring docker and I've been using Windows Powershell ISE to run docker commands. I have come across situation where I run certain commands in Powershell but they appear to be stuck, but when I run the same docker command on Command Prompt they work fine. I am using the same machine but different command line tools. Why do certain docker command work in powershell and some don't? The below are just some examples. While most work, some don't appear to be working.
Example 1) docker system prune
In powershell I expected a message like I do in the command prompt below, but it appears to be hanging.
Example 2) docker exec -ti containerName bash
In CMD Prompt, I am able to jump into my running container but not in Powershell
powershell docker command-line command-prompt docker-command
1
Perhaps you are using Powershell-ISE, which is not supported by docker...: github.com/docker/for-win/issues/223
– nologin
Mar 9 at 9:25
thanks. It appears PowerShell is, but not PowerShell ISE
– Sharingan
Mar 9 at 9:30
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I am exploring docker and I've been using Windows Powershell ISE to run docker commands. I have come across situation where I run certain commands in Powershell but they appear to be stuck, but when I run the same docker command on Command Prompt they work fine. I am using the same machine but different command line tools. Why do certain docker command work in powershell and some don't? The below are just some examples. While most work, some don't appear to be working.
Example 1) docker system prune
In powershell I expected a message like I do in the command prompt below, but it appears to be hanging.
Example 2) docker exec -ti containerName bash
In CMD Prompt, I am able to jump into my running container but not in Powershell
powershell docker command-line command-prompt docker-command
I am exploring docker and I've been using Windows Powershell ISE to run docker commands. I have come across situation where I run certain commands in Powershell but they appear to be stuck, but when I run the same docker command on Command Prompt they work fine. I am using the same machine but different command line tools. Why do certain docker command work in powershell and some don't? The below are just some examples. While most work, some don't appear to be working.
Example 1) docker system prune
In powershell I expected a message like I do in the command prompt below, but it appears to be hanging.
Example 2) docker exec -ti containerName bash
In CMD Prompt, I am able to jump into my running container but not in Powershell
powershell docker command-line command-prompt docker-command
powershell docker command-line command-prompt docker-command
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Perhaps you are using Powershell-ISE, which is not supported by docker...: github.com/docker/for-win/issues/223
– nologin
Mar 9 at 9:25
thanks. It appears PowerShell is, but not PowerShell ISE
– Sharingan
Mar 9 at 9:30
add a comment |
1
Perhaps you are using Powershell-ISE, which is not supported by docker...: github.com/docker/for-win/issues/223
– nologin
Mar 9 at 9:25
thanks. It appears PowerShell is, but not PowerShell ISE
– Sharingan
Mar 9 at 9:30
1
1
Perhaps you are using Powershell-ISE, which is not supported by docker...: github.com/docker/for-win/issues/223
– nologin
Mar 9 at 9:25
Perhaps you are using Powershell-ISE, which is not supported by docker...: github.com/docker/for-win/issues/223
– nologin
Mar 9 at 9:25
thanks. It appears PowerShell is, but not PowerShell ISE
– Sharingan
Mar 9 at 9:30
thanks. It appears PowerShell is, but not PowerShell ISE
– Sharingan
Mar 9 at 9:30
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Docker does not support Powershell-ISE:
https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-windows/
thanks, I can now see its officially not supported.
– Sharingan
Mar 9 at 9:30
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Docker does not support Powershell-ISE:
https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-windows/
thanks, I can now see its officially not supported.
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Mar 9 at 9:30
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Docker does not support Powershell-ISE:
https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-windows/
thanks, I can now see its officially not supported.
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Mar 9 at 9:30
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Docker does not support Powershell-ISE:
https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-windows/
Docker does not support Powershell-ISE:
https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-windows/
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thanks, I can now see its officially not supported.
– Sharingan
Mar 9 at 9:30
thanks, I can now see its officially not supported.
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Mar 9 at 9:30
thanks, I can now see its officially not supported.
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Perhaps you are using Powershell-ISE, which is not supported by docker...: github.com/docker/for-win/issues/223
– nologin
Mar 9 at 9:25
thanks. It appears PowerShell is, but not PowerShell ISE
– Sharingan
Mar 9 at 9:30