convert-to-docker

You can migrate from Apple Container to Docker by updating the runtime, converting mount syntax to Docker-compatible -v mappings, and modifying startup checks to verify Docker daemon readiness.

Converting Apple Container mounts to Docker volumes involves updating the syntax to Docker-compatible -v mappings, including read-only options, within your container runner source files.

Yes, you need Docker available to migrate NanoClaw for Linux deployment, as the migration requires updating build and test commands to Docker-based workflows and verifying the Docker daemon is running.

Switching to a Docker-based workflow requires updates to source files including src/container-runner.ts, src/index.ts, and container/build.sh, alongside corresponding documentation changes to reflect the new Docker runtime.

Migrating to Docker enables cross-platform deployment for macOS projects by leveraging Docker runtimes to support Linux environments and providing more secure isolation for your containerized applications.