* First Support of Docker Desktop extensions. Leveraging the current plug-in system of Podman Desktop, an adapter is added around the Docker Desktop UI extensions to intercept the calls and manage the extensions. Adding a feature can also be done using that way. (For example the Trivy security scanner, Deploy to OpenShift, etc.) note: it does not handle yet the VM components. Support will be added depending on the users feedback.
* Install Podman on Windows if not yet installed: At startup it detects if Podman is installed or not and if not, after answering to a prompt, Podman is installed. It still requires WSL/Hyper-v to be enabled.
We received external Pull Requests contributions so thanks to all the contributors
* First Support of Docker Desktop extensions. Leveraging the current plug-in system of Podman Desktop, an adapter is added around the Docker Desktop UI extensions to intercept the calls and manage the extensions. Adding a feature can also be done using that way. (For example the Trivy security scanner, Deploy to OpenShift, etc.) note: it does not handle yet the VM components. Support will be added depending on the users feedback.
* Install Podman on Windows if not yet installed: At startup it detects if Podman is installed or not and if not, after answering to a prompt, Podman is installed. It still requires WSL/Hyper-v to be enabled.
We received external Pull Requests contributions so thanks to all the contributors
Website is at https://podman-desktop.io Extensibility section is at https://podman-desktop.io/extend Complete list of bug fixed / enhancements https://github.com/containers/podman-desktop/issues?q=is%3Ac...