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Docker Desktop 4.2.0 Volume DATA view Save As option breaks #12407
I can no longer use the Save As feature from the DATA view of a Docker Volume to export (save as) a file from a Docker container that has the volume associated with it. This behavior started when I had a file path that had a space character in the name. Before I tried this name style, the Save As option from the DATA view worked.
I see a Red Striped error message:
Cannot destructure property 'filepath' of '(intermediate value)' as it is undefined
Now, even when the file path to which I want to Save As the file to does NOT have a space in it, I can't Save as the file. I get the same error message.
Expected behavior
The Save As option from the Docker Desktop Volume DATA view should work as it did originally. I should not see an error message,
Information
Windows Version: 20H2 (OS Build 19042.1348)
Docker Desktop Version: Docker Desktop 4.2.0
WSL2 or Hyper-V backend? WSL2
Are you running inside a virtualized Windows e.g. on a cloud server or a VM: No
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Actually, the file path with a space character is not an issue. This is a problem with 4.2.0 in general...
Create a Windows filepath where one of the folders on the path has a space character in the name. (NOT NECESSARY)
Use the Save As... option to try and export a file from a container that has the volume associated with it.
I removed my entire Docker Desktop install and then re-installed it and recreated the volume and container where I met the error. I expected that I then could use Save As... again from the Desktop Volume data view as long as there were no space characters on the file path. I was WRONG. I still get the filepath error. WTF.
On the PC, I reverted to Docker Desktop 4.1.1 and the Save As problem goes away. Even when there is a space character on the path. I am going to change the issue title if I can. Can't change the issue title. This is a general 4.2.0 bug it would seem.
changed the title [-]Docker Desktop Volume DATA view Save As option breaks after using file path with a space character on the path[/-][+]Docker Desktop 4.2.0 Volume DATA view Save As option breaks [/+]on Nov 30, 2021
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jsolderitsch commentedon Nov 29, 2021
I removed my entire Docker Desktop install and then re-installed it and recreated the volume and container where I met the error. I expected that I then could use Save As... again from the Desktop Volume data view as long as there were no space characters on the file path. I was WRONG. I still get the filepath error. WTF.
jsolderitsch commentedon Nov 29, 2021
I am also running Docker Desktop 4.2.0 on my Mac (running Big Sur). This is an Intel Mac Powerbook.
The Save As option was running just fine there from the DATA view of the Volume interface. Now I am getting the same error there too.

jsolderitsch commentedon Nov 29, 2021
I am no longer sure that a file path with a space character on it is needed to provoke the problem. Perhaps it's version 4.2.0 in general?
jsolderitsch commentedon Nov 29, 2021
On the PC, I reverted to Docker Desktop 4.1.1 and the Save As problem goes away. Even when there is a space character on the path. I am going to change the issue title if I can. Can't change the issue title. This is a general 4.2.0 bug it would seem.
jsolderitsch commentedon Nov 30, 2021
The auto-assigned label is wrong -- it should be version/4.2.0
StefanScherer commentedon Nov 30, 2021
Thanks @jsolderitsch for the report. I can reproduce it even without spaces in the path. We're looking into it.
[-]Docker Desktop Volume DATA view Save As option breaks after using file path with a space character on the path[/-][+]Docker Desktop 4.2.0 Volume DATA view Save As option breaks [/+]PanopticaRising commentedon Dec 2, 2021
Workaround, if anyone needs it, seems to be to access your volume directly:
\\wsl$\docker-desktop-data\version-pack-data\community\docker\volumestrungutt commentedon Dec 2, 2021
@jsolderitsch The new release 4.3.0 is out and has a fix with it
docker-robott commentedon Jan 1, 2022
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