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Expected behavior
Docker should keep the config.json file untouched on every startup (esp. not insert/modify credStore value).
Actual behavior
On every startup, Docker modifies the config.json file on Windows, adding "credsStore":"desktop", which ultimatively leads to a situation in which it is not using the credentials stored in the config.json file in base64 encoding. In our use case, this is needed. In #1359, a checkbox has been introduced for Docker for Mac ("Securely store Docker logins in macOS keychain") to work around this issue. A solution would be to also introduce it for Docker for Windows. Alternatively, an option "credsStore":"none" would be an option which is persisted.
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Expected behavior
Docker should keep the config.json file untouched on every startup (esp. not insert/modify credStore value).
Actual behavior
On every startup, Docker modifies the config.json file on Windows, adding "credsStore":"desktop", which ultimatively leads to a situation in which it is not using the credentials stored in the config.json file in base64 encoding. In our use case, this is needed. In #1359, a checkbox has been introduced for Docker for Mac ("Securely store Docker logins in macOS keychain") to work around this issue. A solution would be to also introduce it for Docker for Windows. Alternatively, an option "credsStore":"none" would be an option which is persisted.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: