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chore: add docs re docker inside envbuilder-built-envs #191
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Awesome!
docs/docker.md
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This can also be accomplished using the [`docker-in-docker` Devcontainer feature](https://github.com/devcontainers/features/tree/main/src/docker-in-docker). |
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Just off the top of my head, this won't work OOTB, envbuilder doesn't run the entrypoint defined here:
Mounts may also require special consideration. 🤔
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Yeah, the custom entrypoint is still required here. 👍
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We should point it out here, otherwise we open ourselves up to support requests for feature X not working.
Later on, we should think about how we can support launching these entrypoints from envbulider.
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I added a separate example 03_dind_feature
for this. Works fine with volume mounts as far as I tested, too.
Fixes #25
TODO: add equivalent
kubectl
invocations