cqfd helps running commands inside the Docker container configured for your project, keeping the user and working directory the same inside the container
Despite Linux warnings, some people may have username containing '@' or '$' characters. Such characters are incompatible with the docker tag system and causes bugs later in cqfd.
To avoid future headaches, this commit formats the docker tag to use only letters, digits, underscores and dashes.
Note: cqfd launches a useradd command at the start of the docker container. On some distributions, this command will fail if the username contains such characters. This commits doesn't handle this problem.
joufella
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1 year ago
Despite Linux warnings, some people may have username containing '@' or '$' characters. Such characters are incompatible with the docker tag system and causes bugs later in cqfd. To avoid future headaches, this commit formats the docker tag to use only letters, digits, underscores and dashes.
Note: cqfd launches a useradd command at the start of the docker container. On some distributions, this command will fail if the username contains such characters. This commits doesn't handle this problem.