The script produces a docker image and starts a container with a fixed name. If the container is not stopped, all subsequent script executions will try to start the old container and produce incorrect results.
This can be mitigated by adding a fixed length random string at the end of the current container name, to distinguish between different invocations of the script.
Copied from the aws-ros-dev fork:
The script produces a docker image and starts a container with a fixed name. If the container is not stopped, all subsequent script executions will try to start the old container and produce incorrect results.
This can be mitigated by adding a fixed length random string at the end of the current container name, to distinguish between different invocations of the script.
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Issue #27