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> [!NOTE]
> It's currently not possible to set environment variables from the .NET CLI when publishing a container image. For more information, see [GitHub: .NET SDK container builds](https://github.com/dotnet/sdk-container-builds/issues/451).

### `LocalRegistry`

The `LocalRegistry` MSBuild property specifies the local container tooling to use when pushing to local sources. Supported values are `docker` and `podman`. If not set, the SDK determines the tool based on availability:

- If both `docker` and `podman` exist, and `docker` is an alias for `podman`, then `podman` is used.
- If only `docker` exists, `docker` is used.
- If only `podman` exists, `podman` is used.
- If neither exists, an error is thrown.

To explicitly set the local registry tool, use the following configuration:

```xml
<PropertyGroup>
<LocalRegistry>podman</LocalRegistry>
</PropertyGroup>
```

## Configure container commands

By default, the container tools launch your app using either the generated AppHost binary for your app (if your app uses an AppHost), or the `dotnet` command plus your app's DLL.
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