Reputation: 229
I am new to docker. I currently have docker-compose.yml where volume I want to mount my current directory to '/usr/share/data' in the container. So something like:
volumes:
- ${PWD}/data:/usr/share/data/
I am using windows with a Linux Subsystem and want to know why isn't it able to get the PWD variable. The same code on a Linux machine works fine. Please tell me how to set the environment PWD. Do I need to do it manually or can i do it using the same docker-compose file. Using .
instead of ${PWD} gives no directory error and I have seen many forums saying that it is a windows problem.
Upvotes: 8
Views: 15511
Reputation: 6372
In order to share Windows folders with Docker containers when running, you first need to configure the Shared Drives
option in Docker settings
:
Right click on docker app > Settings > Shared drives > Check D:
Then .
and ${PWD}
should work in compose:
volumes:
- ./data:/usr/share/data/
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 20296
You need to use ${PWD}
instead of {$PWD}
. You can also use dot .
instead of ${PWD}
.
Upvotes: 3