Want to know how the Windows system loads this .env variable into the runtime environment.

[parkshinhye]

Info:

• Docker version ($ docker --version): Docker version 17.03.1-ce, build c6d412e
• Laradock commit ($ git rev-parse HEAD): f296a39
• System info : windows 10
• System info disto/version:

Issue:

What seems to be going wrong?

I have copied the .env file.
Want to know how the Windows system loads this .env variable into the runtime environment.

  I found windows running docker-compose up -d nginx mysql. 80,443,3306 port does not throw, that is .env has not been loaded! The The

Hope to be able to solve, thank you! The The

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Expected behavior:

What should be happening instead?

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Reproduce:

How might we be able to reproduce the error?

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Relevant Code:

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[wangjialei01]

you need under laradock folder and run docker-compose up -d nginx mysql

$ pwd
/laradock
$ ls
DOCUMENTATION		aerospike		certbot			hhvm			mailhog			mssql			percona			postgres		selenium
LICENSE			apache2			docker-compose.yml	jenkins			mariadb			mysql			pgadmin			postgres-postgis	squid
README-zh.md		beanstalkd		elasticsearch		kibana			memcached		nbproject		php-fpm			rabbitmq		travis-build.sh
README.md		beanstalkd-console	env-example		laravel-echo-server	minio			neo4j			php-worker		redis			varnish
adminer			caddy			haproxy			logs			mongo			nginx			phpmyadmin		rethinkdb		workspace
$ 

be sure you have .env under this folder and
then you can run docker-compose up -d nginx mysql

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