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klee@gonzales$ docker network ls
NETWORK ID NAME DRIVER SCOPE
6920792e352c bridge bridge local
4198d7d220b4 friendsoftypo3-tea-660 bridge local
084e52b5790f friendsoftypo3-tea-2942 bridge local
fc98aedbb1e8 friendsoftypo3-tea-5782 bridge local
b0147ccd1aff friendsoftypo3-tea-13929 bridge local
15566258b4f5 friendsoftypo3-tea-19349 bridge local
0d9d6743a587 friendsoftypo3-tea-19585 bridge local
13e44a16e2dc friendsoftypo3-tea-22532 bridge local
e08253a9b4d2 friendsoftypo3-tea-23251 bridge local
c3a4aa8fb79d friendsoftypo3-tea-24302 bridge local
7c265280ddc6 friendsoftypo3-tea-29587 bridge local
1e2b7e72979f host host local
f2bc4af41dd4 none null local
This causes problems for DDEV (from another project) as DDEV then cannot find a free network range and refuses to start:
Error response from daemon: could not find an available, non-overlapping IPv4 address pool among the defaults to assign to the network'
I would expect the networks to be gone after the runTests.sh command is finished.
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This is after restarting my machine.
This causes problems for DDEV (from another project) as DDEV then cannot find a free network range and refuses to start:
I would expect the networks to be gone after the
runTests.sh
command is finished.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: