Add note about syncing files with Docker volumes #75
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veltman
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Jan 26, 2017
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| If you're using an editor like Sublime or Atom and want file changes to be automatically reflected inside the Docker container, try using Docker volumes. Instead of the above `docker run` command, try: |
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Can we rewrite this slightly? How about:
If you're using Docker to run Audiogram, settings changes you make locally won't automatically show up. One way to resolve this is by using a Docker volume, mounting your local Audiogram directory to the container with a command like:
docker run -v $(pwd):/home/audiogram/audiogram -p 8888:8888 -t -i audiogramSee this issue for more details.
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Offers an alternate
runcommand that will make local file changes automatically sync up with their counterparts in the Docker container.