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(maint) A number of fixes for rerunning tests on docker containers #18

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Related to puppetlabs/beaker-puppet#117

Morgan Rhodes added 5 commits June 27, 2019 14:35
Previously, this would provision the container if it wasn't found or if
provisioning was explicitly enabled, which is the default option. It
feels like you shouldn't need to explicitly disable provisioning to
reuse running containers.
This will allow us to determine elsewhere if we're using an existing
container and can skip provisioning steps.
This is equivalent to preserving the host for non-containerized runs. If
this option is set, the container will not be destroyed on test
completion and the image the container is based on will not be removed.
@underscorgan underscorgan force-pushed the maint/master/docker-dev-improvements branch from db59d50 to feec770 Compare June 27, 2019 21:35
@underscorgan underscorgan force-pushed the maint/master/docker-dev-improvements branch from ede6d79 to feec770 Compare July 9, 2019 23:22
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@smcelmurry @kevpl is there anything else needed here before this can get merged in?

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Double approve

@smcelmurry smcelmurry merged commit 9241c3b into voxpupuli:master Jul 10, 2019
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