Waymark / Routes / docker Switch the active docker buildx builder with docker buildx use
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Documented steps Run 'docker buildx use <name>' to make a builder the current instance that subsequent buildx build commands target. Pass --default to also set it as the default builder for the current Docker context, or --global so it persists across context changes. You can pass a context name to switch to that context's default builder instead of a named builder. Combine with create in one step: 'docker buildx create --name mybuilder --use'. Verify the switch with 'docker buildx ls' (current builder shown with an asterisk) or 'docker buildx inspect'. Official docs: https://docs.docker.com/reference/cli/docker/buildx/use/ Known gotchas Without --global, the selected builder is tied to the current context and can change when you switch contexts. docker buildx use only affects later buildx commands, not things already running on another builder.
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