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There should be some way for the build container creator to highlight the commands he/she wants to run in the container. By doing so, instead of creating a container by snapshotting an existing container, we could instead do so by creating a Dockerfile that contains all the right none-interactive commands to run.
For example, instead of running
apt-get install git
you would run
log-command apt-get install git
This will, when you exit the container after building successfully, create a docker file that you can use to build the same enviroment
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There should be some way for the build container creator to highlight the commands he/she wants to run in the container. By doing so, instead of creating a container by snapshotting an existing container, we could instead do so by creating a Dockerfile that contains all the right none-interactive commands to run.
For example, instead of running
apt-get install git
you would run
log-command apt-get install git
This will, when you exit the container after building successfully, create a docker file that you can use to build the same enviroment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: