Shouldn't the option -d be optional? Or rather only if it is a webserver? Maybe an additional check on initialization which asks if the container is a simple console application?
Currenlty if one is working on a console application, he/she will simply not see any output from it.
Shouldn't the option -d be optional? Or rather only if it is a webserver? Maybe an additional check on initialization which asks if the container is a simple console application? Currenlty if one is working on a console application, he/she will simply not see any output from it.
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