Additional validation for container volumes and ports.#442
Additional validation for container volumes and ports.#442aanand merged 3 commits intodocker:masterfrom
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I've seen multiple people confused about this so I tried to clarify that this is only an issue on OSX, not linux.
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This list-fiddling stuff is really confusing. Could we bring back the local variables, so I can see what's being returned in each case?
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Yes, I'm happy to make some changes here. I think in order to validate the string properly, we still need to make it a list, but additional local variables I can add.
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Sorry I missed this. Looks good. Could it be split out into several logical commits? A lot of things are conflated here. |
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Sure, I'm definitely happy to split this into a few commits. |
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Signed-off-by: Daniel Nephin <[email protected]>
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Rebased into three commits, and added additional local variables for split_port() |
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Awesome. Good to see this. Thanks for all your contributions, @dnephin! Massively appreciated. |
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Adds ~ support and ro mode support for volumes, along with some additional validation. Signed-off-by: Daniel Nephin <[email protected]>
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additional validation for mode (should be in |
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Additional validation for container volumes and ports.
Additional validation for container volumes and ports. Signed-off-by: Yuval Kohavi <[email protected]>
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~for home directorsget_tty_width()(needs to be an int, not a string, it's an error in python3, and does the wrong thing in python2)