Excellent tutorial. I'm hitting a roadblock when I try to see the logs from the bash terminal window on a Mac. I get the message "bash: docker: command not found". According to an article I read it could happen when the Docker command is likely not in your shell's PATH environment variable, So I proceeded to add it but keep getting the same error. Please advise.
My first guess would have also been to check the path. After you added it to Path, did you close and re-open the terminal? If you don't it won't reload the env variables.
I closed and opened it and it lost the environment variable. FYI I have Docker Desktop installed on a mac running Sonoma@@scriptbytes . I also tried nano ~/.bash_profile cmd and then adding it to the file,save and exit and then trying to ECHO the value but it was still not present. I've been developing using macOS for 6 months now but I'm coming from the .Net/Windows world so excuse me if I'm bothering too much. I just want to be able to complete the whole tutorial while I learn the concepts. Thanks in advance. I just finished the video. I can get that from docker desktop too LOL. Again, thanks for the tutorial.
Excellent tutorial. I'm hitting a roadblock when I try to see the logs from the bash terminal window on a Mac. I get the message "bash: docker: command not found". According to an article I read it could happen when the Docker command is likely not in your shell's PATH environment variable, So I proceeded to add it but keep getting the same error. Please advise.
My first guess would have also been to check the path. After you added it to Path, did you close and re-open the terminal? If you don't it won't reload the env variables.
I closed and opened it and it lost the environment variable. FYI I have Docker Desktop installed on a mac running Sonoma@@scriptbytes . I also tried nano ~/.bash_profile cmd and then adding it to the file,save and exit and then trying to ECHO the value but it was still not present. I've been developing using macOS for 6 months now but I'm coming from the .Net/Windows world so excuse me if I'm bothering too much. I just want to be able to complete the whole tutorial while I learn the concepts. Thanks in advance. I just finished the video. I can get that from docker desktop too LOL. Again, thanks for the tutorial.