Install Older Version of Docker Desktop on MacOS (brew install, SHA256 mismatch)

I just wanted to make this quick video because last week I was trying to install an older version of Docker desktop but I realized that they're not available on the docker page as you can see there is the release notes and there are some previous versions here but they're not available for download so if you're on Mac you can use home brw to install an older version of Docker and I have this page open to install the docker cask and you shouldn't do Brew install Docker because Docker is a system level package and you want to do Breo install Cask Docker but this command itself will install the latest version of Docker so in order to install the older version you want to go into this cast code on GitHub and click on the history of commits and look for the version you're looking to install in my case I'm looking to install 3.4.0 because I'm interested in docker compos version one and Docker desktop 3.4.0 is the latest version that has the docker compos 1. 29.2 so just look for that version here I might have to go into the next page scroll down and you'll see this commit saying update Docker from 3.3.3 to 3.4.0 so I'm going to view code at this point right click this draw and copy the link address so I'm going to open my terminal and all you have to do is Brew install cask and paste that link there in my case that says that's already downloaded because I have already attempted that earlier and for some of these versions you might encounter this shot 256 mismatch error in that case all you have to do is just copy this link right here and paste that in your browser I'm not going to press enter now because I already have that installed but once you press enter of course you're going to see your Docker DMG file in your downloads directory and one thing I just wanted to add before I finish this video is if you try to open your Docker application and you come across this error saying the docker settings versions is too high for the application all you have to do is open terminal and remove this group.com doer file from library group containers group.com doer and once you remove that um you shouldn't see that error anymore I'm not 100% sure why that error is coming up but that's all I needed to do for that case and that's all I have for this video thank you all for watching

Channel: david hwang

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Length: 2min 56sec (176 seconds)

Published: Sun Jan 28 2024