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This is almost certainly because the two terminals are using different Podman storage locations or connections. There are a few common causes on Manjaro: 1. Check how VSCode is installedIf VSCode was installed as a Flatpak or Snap (common on Manjaro), its integrated terminal runs inside a sandbox with a potentially different Check: which code
flatpak list | grep -i code
snap list | grep -i codeIf it's a Flatpak/Snap, the simplest fix is to install VSCode natively from AUR: yay -S visual-studio-code-bin2. Compare environment variablesRun this in both terminals and compare the output: env | grep -iE 'CONTAINER_HOST|DOCKER_HOST|XDG_RUNTIME_DIR|HOME'Any difference in 3. Compare
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I wrote a
Containerfilein my project directory. I built an image and ran the container for this image. If from my project directoryinside vscode, I run:I get the images and containers I created.
However, if I open another window
(outside vscode)on my terminal and run theexactcommands as theexact user, it shows no image or containers at all. It is worth mentioning that, I also see no images or containers on my podman desktop.What did I do wrong? How do I fix it? Is there anything else I need to watch for?
SYSTEM INFO:
I also posted the exact same question on unix stackexchange
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