Artem Medvedev

Did you customize `DOCKER_HOST` or anything else? Could you elaborate on your docker setup? Also you always can use `export TESTCONTAINERS_COMMAND=keep` and double-check the container with `docker inspect` or check...

It basically means only one thing - `DinD`, but doesn't provide info about possible customization/configuration. I can only assume it's some reasonable defaults and docker.sock is mapped properly without any...

I meant that it's unclear which container runtime is used, how it's configured and if devcontainer has any customization over docker socker/host. But generally, since container is started and working...

Generally, I guess the issue is that container is available on your host machine. `127.0.0.1` inside devcontainer refers to itself, but socket is used from host system. Did you try...

Just as an option, you can try to specify some bridge network for your devcontainer and then pass the same network to testcontainer. After which you can use [get_bridge_ip_address](https://docs.rs/testcontainers/0.23.1/testcontainers/core/struct.ContainerAsync.html#method.get_bridge_ip_address) 🤔

Sorry again for the long delay. @sutt0n, do you think [this solution](https://github.com/testcontainers/testcontainers-rs/pull/816) would address your use case as well? I find it more natural and aligned with the Docker interface,...

The entire `testcontainers`(for Rust) implementation was rewritten at some point. So the interface wasn't considered stable. Making it public would prevent us from breaking change under the hood. At the...

Yes, having such a strategy totally makes sense and I would be happy to accept a PR 🙏 But let us know if you won't be able to dedicate time,...

Hi @ns-sjorgedeaguiar Yes, that's correct. however I think more appropriate place for the discussion is https://github.com/testcontainers/testcontainers-rs/issues/702 Where you also can find a workaround. But it's something we can support for...

>> In some cases it's really useful. > >Such as? Well, can't imagine all ways to use it, but even taking [example from reference](https://cucumber.io/docs/gherkin/reference/) it can be combined. Let's take...