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failed in windows
See original GitHub issuefailed in windows,there was no output after i type" aim up"
i have docker pull aimhubio/aim-board
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@chrismaliszewski by running
aim up --host 0.0.0.0 --port <port>UI will be accessible on<linux_machine_address>:<port>(if you have access to the host). For example, if your machine ip is 190.15.10.38 and the port is set to 43800, UI will be hosted on 190.15.10.38:43800I just try it and it works! Thanks for your wonderful work!