feat(deploy): docker availability checks, daemon autostart #36
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This PR introduces checks for Docker availability.
Checks only added in commands that require Docker.
Checks take place early on so as to abort before any user input.
On macOS, if Docker is available, but not running, CLI will attempt to automatically start the Docker daemon.
I'll follow up with a proper implementation for Linux on a followup PR as that would be init system-specific and most likely fail anyway due to systemctl permissions.
Users without a Docker installation or a prestarted Docker daemon, and for whom auto-start fails, can now expect to come across a human readable error prompting them to install Docker or start its daemon, regardless of platform.
I had to resort to some meh-tier Docker/DockerCompose (class) refactors due to an
oclifbug resulting in code executing during builds (oclif manifest).What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
The PR fulfills these requirements:
mainbranchfix #xxx, where "xxx" is the issue number)If adding a new feature, the PR's description includes: