If found that the install script was not running in the docker:stable docker container unless I created the directory ~/.docker manually, which does not exist by default. I thought it would be better than instead of just checking for this directory, to also check if the docker command is available before giving up on trying to install.
If found that the install script was not running in the
docker:stable
docker container unless I created the directory~/.docker
manually, which does not exist by default. I thought it would be better than instead of just checking for this directory, to also check if the docker command is available before giving up on trying to install.