Closed metaskills closed 5 years ago
@metaskills What would the purpose be of naming these images/ why does it matter what the name of them is?
Simple deterministic behavior. For example, using Kitematic it would be easy to see the image and watch the log. Outside of that, I do not see a lot of value. So feel free to close. Just wanted to raise the topic.
@metaskills Sorry it took me a while to get back to this. Why do you want to watch the logs there? What is the benefit you get over what we display on the terminal? Just trying to understand to see if there is something here further to add (outside of the name).
Thinking about this more, naming doesn't seem like a bad idea and should be a fairly easy thing to add. How would you name them? I was thinking of a combination of the LogicalId and runtime?
Would naming just change the UI you showed to be more consistent? Meaning, you will see the same number of containers but would have better names associated with them?
Thanks for the reply... FWIW, I don't want to watch the logs in Docker/Kitematic. There is no benefit.
Thinking about this more, naming doesn't seem like a bad idea
Nice! As persnickety programmers, we love to name things :) and yes, I think something with logical id or runtime makes sense.
Would naming just change the UI you showed to be more consistent? Meaning, you will see the same number of containers but would have better names associated with them?
I do not know the technical reasons. But when you run docker ps --all
it just gets noisy.
Closing this issue. It is old, and I am finding it does not happen anymore either.
When doing a run to avoid all the containers from being created with uniquely generated names?