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WORKDIR paths should be absolute #1492
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@doggy8088 This is an issue with the linter where it isn't taking the quotation marks into account correctly. I have opened rcjsuen/dockerfile-utils#67 to track this. Thank you for your bug report and have a great day! |
@rcjsuen Thanks! |
@rcjsuen Would we need a new version of dockerfile-utils published to consume the fix in rcjsuen/dockerfile-utils@11ef5d2? |
@bwateratmsft You'll need a new version of the language server to get the fix. When are you planning to cut a new release? |
The powers that be tell me sometime in the next couple weeks. @BigMorty to keep me honest. |
We are actually planning a small release fairly soon, how soon could we integrate a new version of the language server with this fix? Otherwise the next release will be a number weeks out; we don't have a specific date at this time. |
@BigMorty The size of the pull request is often rather miniscule (as the change is really a simple change to the |
@bwateratmsft @BigMorty Opened #1619 to upgrade the language server. |
Should be fixed now by #1619. |
Verified this is fixed. |
@bwateratmsft, I assume we will integrate the new language server in our next major release? |
@BigMorty Yep! |
The fix for this is now available in Docker extension version 1.0.0. |
Docker: Add Docker Files to Workspace
ASP․NET Core
The generated
Dockerfile
has an error onWORKDIR "/src/."
. See below:I have to remove double quote manually to remove the warning.
Is this kind of bug in vscode-docker?
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