If a docker image specifies an ENTRYPOINT, then we don't want to put a command in the containerized executable, because it's interpreted as an argument to the command.
It's simple as saying:
docker_command: ' '
but we need to make sure this is documented and tested well.
Raised by @lwaldron
If a docker image specifies an ENTRYPOINT, then we don't want to put a command in the containerized executable, because it's interpreted as an argument to the command.
It's simple as saying:
docker_command: ' 'but we need to make sure this is documented and tested well.