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I am following Magento Commerce Cloud > Docker development > Launch Docker > Developer mode so that I can stay updated with the official Magento docker development. Working fine in MacOS for me. I have tested both of Magento Commerce and Open Source.

In order to work with Open Source version I had to do few tweaking while following Developer mode:

1. While you are done with the Step#1

   Download a Magento application template from the Magento Cloud repository.

   you should get a composer.json and a composer.lock in the directory. You will need to replace those two files with your preferable composer.json and composer.lock files if you like contributing to the Magento 2 Code Base. Or you may take a copy of those files generated during installing Magento using Composer.
2. In Step#5

   In your local environment, generate the Docker Compose configuration file.

   while running the following command you may get the ece-docker not found error:

$ ./vendor/bin/ece-docker build:compose --mode="developer" --sync-engine="mutagen" --php 7.3

-bash: ./vendor/bin/ece-docker: No such file or directory

In order to solve that you will need to add `magento/magento-cloud-docker`:

$ composer require magento/magento-cloud-docker

Now you should be able to build the configuration.

You may need to edit the docker.compose.yml file to meet your needs.

3. In Step#10

   Install Magento in your Docker environment

you should encounter the following error:

Could not open input file: ./vendor/bin/ece-tools Solve that with

$ composer require magento/ece-tools

4. Follow rest of the steps accordingly. And you should be done.

I am following Magento Commerce Cloud > Docker development > Launch Docker > Developer mode so that I can stay updated with the official Magento docker development. Working fine in MacOS for me. I have tested both Magento Commerce and Open Source.

In order to work with Open Source version I had to do few tweaking while following Developer mode:

1. While you are done with the Step#1

   Download a Magento application template from the Magento Cloud repository.

   you should get a composer.json and a composer.lock in the directory. You will need to replace those two files with your preferable composer.json and composer.lock files if you like contributing to the Magento 2 Code Base. Or you may take a copy of those files generated during installing Magento using Composer.
2. In Step#5

   In your local environment, generate the Docker Compose configuration file.

   while running the following command you may get the ece-docker not found error:

$ ./vendor/bin/ece-docker build:compose --mode="developer" --sync-engine="mutagen" --php 7.3

-bash: ./vendor/bin/ece-docker: No such file or directory

In order to solve that you will need to add `magento/magento-cloud-docker`:

$ composer require magento/magento-cloud-docker

Now you should be able to build the configuration.

You may need to edit the docker.compose.yml file to meet your needs.

3. In Step#10

   Install Magento in your Docker environment

you should encounter the following error:

Could not open input file: ./vendor/bin/ece-tools Solve that with

$ composer require magento/ece-tools

4. Follow the rest of the steps accordingly. And you should be done.

I am following Magento Commerce Cloud > Docker development > Launch Docker > Developer mode so that I can stay updated with a Magento docker development. Working fine in MacOS for me. I have tested both of Magento Commerce and Open Source.

In order to work with Open Source version I had to do few tweaking:

1. While you are done with the Step#1

   Download a Magento application template from the Magento Cloud repository.

   you should get a composer.json and a composer.lock in the directory. You will need to replace those two files with your preferable composer.json and composer.lock files if you like contributing to the Magento 2 Code Base. Or you may take a copy of those files generated during installing Magento using Composer.
2. In Step#5

   In your local environment, generate the Docker Compose configuration file.

   while running the following command you may get the ece-docker not found error:

$ ./vendor/bin/ece-docker build:compose --mode="developer" --sync-engine="mutagen" --php 7.3

-bash: ./vendor/bin/ece-docker: No such file or directory

In order to solve that you will need to add `magento/magento-cloud-docker`:

$ composer require magento/magento-cloud-docker

Now you should be able to build the configuration.

You may need to edit the docker.compose.yml file to meet your needs.

3. In Step#10

   Install Magento in your Docker environment

you should encounter the following error:

Could not open input file: ./vendor/bin/ece-tools Solve that with

$ composer require magento/ece-tools

4. Follow rest of the steps accordingly. And you should be done.

I am following Magento Commerce Cloud > Docker development > Launch Docker > Developer mode so that I can stay updated with the official Magento docker development. Working fine in MacOS for me. I have tested both of Magento Commerce and Open Source.

In order to work with Open Source version I had to do few tweaking while following Developer mode:

1. While you are done with the Step#1

   Download a Magento application template from the Magento Cloud repository.

   you should get a composer.json and a composer.lock in the directory. You will need to replace those two files with your preferable composer.json and composer.lock files if you like contributing to the Magento 2 Code Base. Or you may take a copy of those files generated during installing Magento using Composer.
2. In Step#5

   In your local environment, generate the Docker Compose configuration file.

   while running the following command you may get the ece-docker not found error:

$ ./vendor/bin/ece-docker build:compose --mode="developer" --sync-engine="mutagen" --php 7.3

-bash: ./vendor/bin/ece-docker: No such file or directory

In order to solve that you will need to add `magento/magento-cloud-docker`:

$ composer require magento/magento-cloud-docker

Now you should be able to build the configuration.

You may need to edit the docker.compose.yml file to meet your needs.

3. In Step#10

   Install Magento in your Docker environment

you should encounter the following error:

Could not open input file: ./vendor/bin/ece-tools Solve that with

$ composer require magento/ece-tools

4. Follow rest of the steps accordingly. And you should be done.

TL;DR I am following Magento Commerce Cloud > Docker development > Launch Docker > Developer mode. Working fine in MacOS for me. I have tested both of Magento Commerce and Open Source.

In order to work with Open Source version I had to do few tweaking:

1. While you are done with the Step#1

   Download a Magento application template from the Magento Cloud repository.

   you should get a composer.json and a composer.lock in the directory. You will need to replace those two files with your preferable composer.json and composer.lock files if you like contributing to the Magento 2 Code Base. Or you may take a copy of those files generated during installing Magento using Composer.
2. In Step#5

   In your local environment, generate the Docker Compose configuration file.

   while running the following command you may get the ece-docker not found error:

$ ./vendor/bin/ece-docker build:compose --mode="developer" --sync-engine="mutagen" --php 7.3

-bash: ./vendor/bin/ece-docker: No such file or directory

In order to solve that you will need to add `magento/magento-cloud-docker`:

$ composer require magento/magento-cloud-docker

Now you should be able to build the configuration.

You may need to edit the docker.compose.yml file to meet your needs.

3. In Step#10

   Install Magento in your Docker environment

you should encounter the following error:

Could not open input file: ./vendor/bin/ece-tools Solve that with

$ composer require magento/ece-tools

4. Follow rest of the steps accordingly. And you should be done.

I am following Magento Commerce Cloud > Docker development > Launch Docker > Developer mode so that I can stay updated with a Magento docker development. Working fine in MacOS for me. I have tested both of Magento Commerce and Open Source.

In order to work with Open Source version I had to do few tweaking:

1. While you are done with the Step#1

   Download a Magento application template from the Magento Cloud repository.

   you should get a composer.json and a composer.lock in the directory. You will need to replace those two files with your preferable composer.json and composer.lock files if you like contributing to the Magento 2 Code Base. Or you may take a copy of those files generated during installing Magento using Composer.
2. In Step#5

   In your local environment, generate the Docker Compose configuration file.

   while running the following command you may get the ece-docker not found error:

$ ./vendor/bin/ece-docker build:compose --mode="developer" --sync-engine="mutagen" --php 7.3

-bash: ./vendor/bin/ece-docker: No such file or directory

In order to solve that you will need to add `magento/magento-cloud-docker`:

$ composer require magento/magento-cloud-docker

Now you should be able to build the configuration.

You may need to edit the docker.compose.yml file to meet your needs.

3. In Step#10

   Install Magento in your Docker environment

you should encounter the following error:

Could not open input file: ./vendor/bin/ece-tools Solve that with

$ composer require magento/ece-tools

4. Follow rest of the steps accordingly. And you should be done.