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Option to show all containers, not only running ones #161
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@amihaiemil/z please, pay attention to this issue |
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@wem thank you! please give it your Star if you like it, it helps a lot. I will take care of it today. Do you think the method
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@amihaiemil Container.all() would be a nice solution! |
@wem thanks, I'm on it just now :) |
@rultor let's release it, tag is |
@amihaiemil OK, I will release it now. Please check the progress here |
@amihaiemil Done! FYI, the full log is here (took me 4min) |
@wem Done, version Could you please close this Issue? I think the PM will complain if I do it :( |
Works like a charm. Thx! |
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The job #161 is now out of scope |
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First, very simple, small lib!
It would be nice to make it possible to query for all containers, not only the running one (with the "all" query param)
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