Make container-engine a build (non-global) option#1792
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Lets users specify different container-engine settings for different builds. Especially useful with the create_args setting, such as 1771.
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This also needs to be updated in the schema. I can do that if it's helpful.
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I've had a go at that @henryiii . Pretty simple to do, thanks to the tooling. I don't know how to update the schemastore, if that's necessary? Actually, maybe that should be part of the release process? |
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You have to make a PR to SchemaStore. Not sure how easy that would be to automate. But it's a good idea to do it around release time if the schema changes. |
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Lets users specify different container-engine settings for different builds using TOML overrides. Especially useful with the create_args setting, such as #1771.