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I'm on Ubuntu 18.04, starting an interactive docker terminal with:
docker run --rm -it <image>
After typing a few commands, I type Ctrl+P to see the last command in history. The prompt remains blank, but typing Ctrl+P again shows the second to last command. Ctrl+N then works as expected.
The same issue occurs on all my machines. It also seems to be an issue specific to Ctrl+P because those keys don't work in vim in docker either.
Oddly enough, using the up arrow from the beginning also does as expected. Why is the prompt blank with Ctrl+P?
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I'm on Ubuntu 18.04, starting an interactive docker terminal with:
docker run --rm -it <image>
After typing a few commands, I type Ctrl+P to see the last command in history. The prompt remains blank, but typing Ctrl+P again shows the second to last command. Ctrl+N then works as expected.
The same issue occurs on all my machines. It also seems to be an issue specific to Ctrl+P because those keys don't work in vim in docker either.
Oddly enough, using the up arrow from the beginning also does as expected. Why is the prompt blank with Ctrl+P?
command-line bash docker
asked Apr 25 at 19:30
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I'm on Ubuntu 18.04, starting an interactive docker terminal with:
docker run --rm -it <image>
After typing a few commands, I type Ctrl+P to see the last command in history. The prompt remains blank, but typing Ctrl+P again shows the second to last command. Ctrl+N then works as expected.
The same issue occurs on all my machines. It also seems to be an issue specific to Ctrl+P because those keys don't work in vim in docker either.
Oddly enough, using the up arrow from the beginning also does as expected. Why is the prompt blank with Ctrl+P?
command-line bash docker
asked Apr 25 at 19:30
davidvandebuntedavidvandebunte
1063 bronze badges
I'm on Ubuntu 18.04, starting an interactive docker terminal with:
docker run --rm -it <image>
After typing a few commands, I type Ctrl+P to see the last command in history. The prompt remains blank, but typing Ctrl+P again shows the second to last command. Ctrl+N then works as expected.
The same issue occurs on all my machines. It also seems to be an issue specific to Ctrl+P because those keys don't work in vim in docker either.
Oddly enough, using the up arrow from the beginning also does as expected. Why is the prompt blank with Ctrl+P?
command-line bash docker
command-line bash docker
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See the SO question How do you attach and detach from Docker's process? for the root cause. I can see how it'd be useful to have keys for this in docker, but it's surprising the default chord starts with such a common key combination.
See Use the Docker command line | Docker Documentation for a solution. To summarize that page, create a .docker/config.json file in your home directory and use the same default suggested in the docker documentation:
"detachKeys": "ctrl-e,e"
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See the SO question How do you attach and detach from Docker's process? for the root cause. I can see how it'd be useful to have keys for this in docker, but it's surprising the default chord starts with such a common key combination.
See Use the Docker command line | Docker Documentation for a solution. To summarize that page, create a .docker/config.json file in your home directory and use the same default suggested in the docker documentation:
"detachKeys": "ctrl-e,e"
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See the SO question How do you attach and detach from Docker's process? for the root cause. I can see how it'd be useful to have keys for this in docker, but it's surprising the default chord starts with such a common key combination.
See Use the Docker command line | Docker Documentation for a solution. To summarize that page, create a .docker/config.json file in your home directory and use the same default suggested in the docker documentation:
"detachKeys": "ctrl-e,e"
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See the SO question How do you attach and detach from Docker's process? for the root cause. I can see how it'd be useful to have keys for this in docker, but it's surprising the default chord starts with such a common key combination.
See Use the Docker command line | Docker Documentation for a solution. To summarize that page, create a .docker/config.json file in your home directory and use the same default suggested in the docker documentation:
"detachKeys": "ctrl-e,e"
answered May 13 at 23:40
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See the SO question How do you attach and detach from Docker's process? for the root cause. I can see how it'd be useful to have keys for this in docker, but it's surprising the default chord starts with such a common key combination.
See Use the Docker command line | Docker Documentation for a solution. To summarize that page, create a .docker/config.json file in your home directory and use the same default suggested in the docker documentation:
"detachKeys": "ctrl-e,e"
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