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you mean docker stop?

No, I execute docker run (without -d) and the container start normally but if I want to stop it normally I can do a ctlr-c (at least in linux 😄) In windows it does not work I have to open a second powershell and do a docker kill or stop from there

yeah guessing thats just the reality of the container running on the other side of the sock

so no workaround?

ctrl-c is being eaten by windows vs handed through

yes that is the thing I'll end up doing but hoped for a better solution any idea why this happen?

guessing the sigint is being eaten by windows and not relayed into the VM

if I add -it option it seems to get the ctlr-c

yeah interactive vs foreground

I don't think you can guarantee

ctrl-c

will stop a

docker run

without

-it

on any platform - I think it works on some platforms but I think that's undefined behaviour