Add --device support for Windows #1290
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See: moby/moby:37638 for daemon side PR |
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Think there's a typo on an error string. Otherwise code LGTM (not a maintainer in this repo) |
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@thaJeztah - Is there anything I can help with to get this in? |
Adds support for --device in Windows. This must take the form of:
--device='class/{clsid}'
Signed-off-by: Justin Terry (VM) <juterry@microsoft.com>
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@jhowardmsft - This is the client side. PTAL |
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LGTM (not a maintainer) |
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@thaJeztah Can this be merged now the daemon side is in? |
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🤔 Not compiling this on Windows means that starting a Linux container (Docker Desktop for Windows, or a Windows client connecting to a remote Linux daemon) will no longer be functional; I guess that's not what we want 😅
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How do you suggest I determine when to use what parser for the device assignment? I would have to ping the end node to determine if its a Windows or Linux host first?
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Take a look at cli\command\cli.go L212, function initializeFromClient. You can pull the server OS out of cli.serverInfo.OSType. IIRC every CLI command starts with a _ping API.
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Yes, unfortunately it gets complicated fast to take mixed environments into account 😞. I guess we should keep the separate functions for windows and linux (to keep it clean), and add a wrapper function that calls one of them, based on what the target platform is
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If possible (not sure that is in this case (haven't looked in depth)), we try to reduce validation on the client side to a minimum, and leave it to the daemon to return an error.
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Closing in favor of #1606 |
Adds support for --device in Windows. This must take the form of:
--device='class/{clsid}'
Signed-off-by: Justin Terry (VM) juterry@microsoft.com
@jhowardmsft - FYI