Detect externally-named containers in AWS proxy commmnds#232
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Good catch, thanks for the prompt fix 👏🏼
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lstk aws ...reportedLocalStack AWS Emulator is not runningwhenever LocalStack was started outside lstk under a non-default container name (e.g. via thedocker composetemplate, where the container is namedlocalstack-main). Other commands —lstk(start),lstk status,lstk stop— already detect the running container in this case, so the inconsistency was confusing.Root cause:
cmd/aws.goonly checked Docker for the configured container name (rt.IsRunning(awsContainer.Name())) instead of falling back to image-based discovery the way the other commands do viaresolveRunningContainerName.Closes DES-220