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    Here's the question I needed answered (and couldn't seem to find a good answer on StackOverflow):

    I asked Copilot

    Can you show me how to copy a file from my local file system into the docker container using bash?

    Copilot said

    Sure! You can use the docker cp command to copy a file from your local file system into a Docker container. Here’s how you can do it: Basic Syntax: docker cp : Example: Let’s say you have a file named example.txt in your current directory that you want to copy to the /app directory inside a container named my_container: docker cp example.txt my_container:/app/example.txt Verify the File: You can then verify that the file has been copied by listing the files in the destination directory inside the container: docker exec my_container ls /app

    That's a good one! Now I know how to interact with files _inside_ my Docker container from _outside_ (from local file system) my docker container. Copilot is my friend. I've never been able to say that of anyone on SO. Only, sometimes, could I say "well they didn't entirely abuse me." :laugh:

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    • R raddevus

      Here's the question I needed answered (and couldn't seem to find a good answer on StackOverflow):

      I asked Copilot

      Can you show me how to copy a file from my local file system into the docker container using bash?

      Copilot said

      Sure! You can use the docker cp command to copy a file from your local file system into a Docker container. Here’s how you can do it: Basic Syntax: docker cp : Example: Let’s say you have a file named example.txt in your current directory that you want to copy to the /app directory inside a container named my_container: docker cp example.txt my_container:/app/example.txt Verify the File: You can then verify that the file has been copied by listing the files in the destination directory inside the container: docker exec my_container ls /app

      That's a good one! Now I know how to interact with files _inside_ my Docker container from _outside_ (from local file system) my docker container. Copilot is my friend. I've never been able to say that of anyone on SO. Only, sometimes, could I say "well they didn't entirely abuse me." :laugh:

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      raddevus wrote:

      well they didn't entirely abuse me.

      You obviously weren't trying hard enough! :laugh:


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