Changed ansible-test to use docker if available #99
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Now all ansible-test commands will make use of docker if docker is detected as present and running. The fallback remains to use the `--venv` option. This also enables users to test against any python versions supported by ansible, even if they do not have it installed locally.
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Now all ansible-test commands will make use of docker if docker is detected as present and running. The fallback remains to use the `--venv` option. This also enables users to test against any python versions supported by ansible, even if they do not have it installed locally.
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Now all ansible-test commands will make use of docker if docker
is detected as present and running. The fallback remains to use
the
--venvoption. This also enables users to test againstany python versions supported by ansible, even if they do not
have it installed locally.