Randy Fay
Randy Fay
Unfortunately `ddev version` doesn't show your docker desktop version. You can get that with "about docker desktop"
Thanks, I didn't know they'd released 4.8.2. Oh more test runner updates yet again.
You're in the wrong issue here. The issue is https://github.com/drud/ddev/issues/4129 and you'll find a couple of solutions there, and also in top of the release notes, https://github.com/drud/ddev/releases/tag/v1.21.1
`ddev ssh` should return the exit code that is returned from docker-compose and not add extra output
Thanks for taking the time to create this issue. See also related * https://github.com/drud/ddev/issues/1681 Basically `ddev ssh` exits with the return code of the last command used. In your case...
`ddev ssh` should return the exit code that is returned from docker-compose and not add extra output
It could report better info, like maybe "last command from ddev ssh returned 127"
`ddev ssh` should return the exit code that is returned from docker-compose and not add extra output
People do things like this though: `echo "ls" | ddev ssh` I'm not sure why they do that exactly instead of using `ddev exec`, but it does affect your logic...
`ddev ssh` should return the exit code that is returned from docker-compose and not add extra output
IIRC the problem was figuring out how to return the proper exit code. Shouldn't be that hard.
Someday. It's already been improved.
`ddev ssh` should return the exit code that is returned from docker-compose and not add extra output
This isn't related to this issue, please open a new one when you have an unrelated issue. The problem here is you have something in your .ssh directory that is...
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