Docker Desktop release notes — For all platforms
If you have enabled a feature in Docker Desktop that requires you to be signed in, such as Host networking you must remain signed in to use Docker Desktop.
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If you have enabled a feature in Docker Desktop that requires you to be signed in, such as Host networking you must remain signed in to use Docker Desktop. To continue using Docker Desktop or to modify these settings, ensure you are signed in. To enable or disable Manage Synchronized file shares with Compose, Access experimental features and Manage Synchronized file shares with Compose have to be checked or unchecked at the same time. The Docker CLI will sometimes hang when running a container with the autoremove option (--rm) if the container fails to start (e.g.: docker run --rm alpine invalidcommand). In this case, the CLI process may need to be manually killed.
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