Hi @jeremias.tx and @matheus.tx
Thanks you both for your answers.
I do appreciate the new version of Torizon IDE Extension.
I can just add, that on my side (Windows 11 Pro, WSL2 Ubuntu 22.04 already installed, and Torizon IDE 2.4.2 installed and working with my account on my existing Ubuntu 22.04, with many test projects already designed), when I have switched from version Torizon IDE extension 2.4.2 to a pre-release version, I had to create a new account on the new WSL2 torizon machine created by the @matheus.tx 's new Torizon IDE extension.
I was a bit lost because, I had to copy my previous projects on the new WSL2 torizon machine.
It has been not to much a problem for me because my projects were saved on GitHub.
I do not know if this comes form my installation and my lack on knowledge in Linux, but I have been confused, because the IP addresses of my Ubuntu and Torizon WSL2 were the same.
Forget that because this comes probably from my side and my bad initial configuration where I have installed Docker Desktop on my Winows 11 PC instead of Ubuntu WSL2.
@jeremias.tx, you can consider this topic solved “Pull-container-torizon-debug-arm64 failure with exit code 18” because I have uninstalled Docker Desktop, I have deleted my Ubuntu machine and deleted WSL2, and after I have reinstalled everything with docker engine in my new Ubuntu 22.04, cloned back my projects repos on my fresh new Ubuntu 22.02, and the pull-container-torizon-debug-arm64 exit code failure 18 disappeared.
Everything works fine back now.
Many thanks,
François.