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@adrianmo What I want is to detect whether we have a TTY or not and then change the flag accordingly. When running under a TTY I absolutely want to have the -t flag present on the docker run command line.
* Add shell shim path to PATH in .bashrc also
* Add tty context detection
* select '-it' in docker run/exec based on TTY presence
* keep -i no matter what.
Step 1 script fails when there is no TTY in the device running the script.
Removing the
-t
from thedocker run
command in therun.sh
file may fix the issue. I will give it a try and submit a PR.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: