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Hello! I saw HarryMichal's blog post about new version of podman rewritten in go - thank you for improving toolbox!
I compiled binary myself on Silverblue and one thing occurred to me.
In blog post ( http://harrymichal.undo.it/posts/2020/wheres-toolbox-0.0.9x-update/ ) I got an impression that toolbox commands got unified with podman and new (preferred) way to enter container is
toolbox enter <container-name>
but when I create new container message returned from toolbox displays old way of entering with --container parameter:
~ ➜ toolbox create my-container
Created container: my-container
Enter with: toolbox enter --container my-container
Not sure if that's intended or not so I decided to create this simple to fix issue, can create PR if someone decides that it's preferred way.
Thanks
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charafau
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Podman 0.0.92 - unify toolbox create command with blog post
toolbox 0.0.92 - unify toolbox create command with blog post
Jul 4, 2020
Hi @charafau! Thank you for reading the blog post and trying out Toolbox.
The toolbox enter <container-name> command works it is just not shown in the "hint" after creating a container. I think this could be called an oversight.
thank you for fast answer - don't get me wrong, I know the command works, was just thinking which one should be "embraced" as output message with parameter or without :)
We kept advertising the old syntax in the user interface to retain compatibility with the POSIX shell implementation of Toolbox. Now that the Go implementation has proved to be robust and is being used widely, I agree that we should switch these things over.
Rewritten version of Toolbox supports newer syntax for entering a
container: `toolbox enter <name-of-container>`. This new workflow should
be shown in the hint after creating a container with `toolbox create`.
containers#489
Hello! I saw HarryMichal's blog post about new version of podman rewritten in go - thank you for improving toolbox!
I compiled binary myself on Silverblue and one thing occurred to me.
In blog post ( http://harrymichal.undo.it/posts/2020/wheres-toolbox-0.0.9x-update/ ) I got an impression that toolbox commands got unified with podman and new (preferred) way to enter container is
toolbox enter <container-name>
but when I create new container message returned from toolbox displays old way of entering with
--container
parameter:Not sure if that's intended or not so I decided to create this simple to fix issue, can create PR if someone decides that it's preferred way.
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: