Currently if a solver fails the container is automatically removed. this makes it difficult to trouble shoot the cause of failure.
By not removing the container a challenge developer can inspect the docker logs to see why it failed, or even start it and interact with the environment.
Currently if a solver fails the container is automatically removed. this makes it difficult to trouble shoot the cause of failure.
By not removing the container a challenge developer can inspect the docker logs to see why it failed, or even start it and interact with the environment.