Is your feature request related to a problem?
Mostly people are out of trouble with WSL2 if they use the Windows installer, but sometimes they do get into trouble, as in
They can also get in trouble if they use an unsupported browser (firefox on windows) or if they use the WSL2 browser (linux-side Chromium for example).
It happens with non-WSL2 as well. People may be missing the mkcert -install or may need to ddev poweroff && mkcert -uninstall && rm -rf "$(mkcert -CAROOT)" && mkcert -install && ddev start
Describe your solution
- Build a diagnoser tool for WSL2.
- Improve blogs on ddev.com/blog and perhaps in our docs to explain how the magic works on WSL2
Related:
Describe alternatives
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Additional context
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Is your feature request related to a problem?
Mostly people are out of trouble with WSL2 if they use the Windows installer, but sometimes they do get into trouble, as in
They can also get in trouble if they use an unsupported browser (firefox on windows) or if they use the WSL2 browser (linux-side Chromium for example).
It happens with non-WSL2 as well. People may be missing the
mkcert -installor may need toddev poweroff && mkcert -uninstall && rm -rf "$(mkcert -CAROOT)" && mkcert -install && ddev startDescribe your solution
Related:
ddev utility port-diagnose#8085Describe alternatives
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Additional context
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