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Thanks for opening an issue @rashidpathiyil. By chance can you provide (as much as you are willing): - The number of databases you are exporting from postgres.new - Migrations from...

Hey @rashidpathiyil, unfortunately I still haven't been able to reproduce this. Would it be possible to provide the `.tar.gz` file that failed to import? Also - does this also fail...

@marawan1805 is right, you are already on the new database - just need to start chatting (similar to ChatGPT UI). But I think there's an opportunity to improve this. Some...

@basicer Good timing. I'm just finishing up UDP, DHCP, and DNS support for tcpip.js (along with adapters for container2wasm to do the same thing there). I'll post an update when...

@basicer UDP is fully supported and documented here: https://github.com/chipmk/tcpip.js#udp-api DNS is also supported now via `@tcpip/dns` and documented here: https://github.com/chipmk/tcpip.js#dns tcpip.js also includes an embedded DNS resolver now that works...

Hey @jkroepke! Just to clarify, are you running [`minikube`](https://minikube.sigs.k8s.io/docs/start/) specifically, or Docker Desktop's Kubernetes option: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4133076/232158155-6d2db7c6-0d4d-4713-a502-ed8ca5492c2d.png) I haven't attempted `docker-mac-net-connect` with either of these yet, but Docker Desktop's Kubernetes option...

Got it, thanks for confirming. I will take a look at this when I get a moment. In the mean time, can you confirm if you've tried this yourself? You...

@jkroepke you're right, we should allow `port` to be configurable. Adding this to https://github.com/chipmk/docker-mac-net-connect/issues/24. Thanks for the explanation. Understood about `dind`. Out of curiosity, do you know what would happen...

Hey @dkoshkin, thanks for reaching out. Without `--internal`, Docker creates a bridge network between the container and the host (Linux VM) to give it external access. ~~Since adding `--internal` removes...

Got it. Yeah this is a bit of an interesting case, as typically air-gap would exclude all networks, including your host (but of course, that makes dev/debugging hard). The solution...