Docker endpoint for "default" not found

HesamHashemi

30 Dec 2023, 00:30 UTC

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I did clone a project and in the first step when I tried to start the container, I did run windows CMD in my project root and I type this command:

docker-compose up --build

and this message is shown to me:

docker endpoint for "default" not found.

I'll be more than happy if somebody helps me. When I write this command for the first time I had an internet problem it got paused, in second time started to download something then this message printed.

I tried to delete my old Containers, also I try with my VPN on and off, and restart docker in PowerShell.

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infiniteLearner

03 Jan 2024, 00:30 UTC

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For Windows Users

Delete .docker directory. Which exists on PATH C:\Users\your-username\.docker
Restart docker.

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Linh NguyenPermalink

01 Jan 2024, 00:30 UTC

your problem seem to be the same as this one github.com/docker/compose/issues/9956 , take a look at the answers in this

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