I did! I needed a beefier laptop with a more stable connection. Luckily, I had one. I installed docker ce in the Ubuntu WSL environment, then Docker Desktop (as admin? which probably isn’t required) in Windows env, went back to the Ubuntu WSL terminal, downloaded the git repo, ran docker compose from there. I had to fix a permission issue with the GUID (different thread on here), but after that, it worked… sorta. In this way, I was able to view the logs from Docker Desktop.
I’m now waiting on an email that was never sent to confirm my account (I found the activation link in the docker log, so I’m good now). At least the container is running finally… all this is to say, apart from the permissions issue in the other thread, a PR is not really required except to update the CONTRIBUTING documentation with this solution.
Speaking of the hybrid container env, do you have a docker-compose.yml file for that? If that truly is the preferred solution, I’d rather not spin up a 7GB container for the wab. I don’t think anyone would, and I didn’t really get that it wasn’t the preferred solution to use the docker-compose file as is.