Closed fwenzel closed 7 years ago
I'm not sure how docker works, but usually, configuration happens on first run of the script.
That's fine -- the instructions should then have the first run of the script happen inside Docker, else you're installing all dependencies on the Host first, and then create a docker container that installs all of the dependencies again, this time inside.
I have a Debian system with Python 3.2 and no super easy way to update to Python 3.4, but that's okay because this is Dockerized and that'll install everything I need.
Except to configure the script, I need to install Python 3.4 after all, which is a bit silly.
Any way to run the configuration inside the container?