The current docker configuration and alias instruction in the Readme results in just entering Ruby's irb interface. I re-added the ENTRYPOINT statement to the docker file to launch the civo utility when the container is started. An alternative to this would be to adjust the alias command to call civo within the container, but I think I prefer adjust the ENTRYPOINT as I presume most people don't thoroughly go through documentation, and with ENTRYPOINT set you'll at least get the civo help contents versus being stuck at an irb prompt.
When I had that in my local copy it kept saying it couldn't find civo in my path. Maybe have been playing around with copying the source in though, rather than using gem install at the time.
The current docker configuration and alias instruction in the Readme results in just entering Ruby's irb interface. I re-added the ENTRYPOINT statement to the docker file to launch the civo utility when the container is started. An alternative to this would be to adjust the alias command to call
civo
within the container, but I think I prefer adjust the ENTRYPOINT as I presume most people don't thoroughly go through documentation, and with ENTRYPOINT set you'll at least get the civo help contents versus being stuck at an irb prompt.