Add access to Docker config arrays. - #536
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Support accessing arrays from the "docker inspect" output via normal index access.
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Add access to Docker config arrays.
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Released as v2.24.1. |
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Support accessing arrays from the "docker inspect" output via normal index access.
Use case is for accessing specific port bindings as the test shows. The ordering for this use case (and most like it, probably) isn't guaranteed though, so open to suggestions for other ways to solve?
BTW, without this, trying
'HostConfig.PortBindings.80.[0].HostPort'would throw when trying to getvalue['0']with this:TypeError: no implicit conversion of String into Integer.