Winter
Winter
This seems to be a user-/network-specific issue, and not an OrbStack bug; closing. If OrbStack ends up preventing the use of proxies/a custom DNS server/etc. in the future, please open...
After some discussion internally, there may be a few ways we can in fact improve this situation.
Our DNS resolver uses the system resolver, while `host` does not. Can you try running `dscacheutil -q host -a name registry-1.docker.io` (the equivalent of your `host` command)?
It looks like whatever server your DNS servers are resolving Docker's registry as is down. Could you try switching your system DNS to a different server, like 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8?...
Please fix eval -- how did you test this?
Could make an environment variable like `BIRDIE_RUN_ID` that `birdie.snap` will write to the accepted files (I guess), then the CLI can also check for it in each of the files...
~~(@tlimoncelli You mean `ppreview`, right?)~~ Nope, `ppreview` was shipped last year.
> Or does it just remain at the timer? This, unfortunately — it goes on for as long as you let it as far as I can tell.
No to both.
I’ve run into a semi-related issue(?): that the logs of a push may say that cinnabar added a new head, when it actually didn’t. I can get more details on...