Answer by Siwei for How do I edit a file after I shell to a Docker container?
docker comes up with no editors. so simply install vim, 36MB space don't kill your docker!
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First login as root :docker run -u root -ti bashType following commands:apt-get update &&apt-get install nano
View ArticleAnswer by Abderrahim Oujbih for How do I edit a file after I shell to a...
You can install nanoyum install nano
View ArticleAnswer by ziff for How do I edit a file after I shell to a Docker container?
If you are looking for small, try nano-tiny!apt-get updateapt-get install nano-tinyFWIW, the Postgres Docker Image was built with linuxkit.For info and to compare...My Container reports:# apt-cache...
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Answer by aas4mis for How do I edit a file after I shell to a Docker container?
I used a mysql:8.0 container and found there was no text editor installed. There was also no package manager installed??? Luckily I had VS Code installed with the docker extension. With the docker...
View ArticleAnswer by Jignesh Nakrani for How do I edit a file after I shell to a Docker...
You can view the file content in running container without installing anythingMethod 1: if you are using vs code, then install a docker extension. Then when you run the container, click on docker icon...
View ArticleAnswer by Douglas Krugman for How do I edit a file after I shell to a Docker...
If you are using Docker Desktop, you can click on the container, view the files from the files tab, and right-click on any file to edit it!
View ArticleAnswer by Mac for How do I edit a file after I shell to a Docker container?
First copy the file out of the container:docker cp my-container:/data/scripts/main.py main.pyThen edit locally with your vi, emacs or whatever, then put it back:docker cp main.py...
View ArticleAnswer by Susobhan Das for How do I edit a file after I shell to a Docker...
Working Solution #simplifiedNeed to install as root user, to update the linux as well as install application.docker bash as root userdocker exec -u 0 -it app22-jenkins-1 bashUpdate linuxapt update...
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