Chris Timperley

Any luck with this? I'm having the same issue.

@xanderyzwich this also requires changes to quite a few source code files. All references to `Tool` and `tool`, including partial references (e.g., `ToolManager` and `__tools`), need to be changed to...

That's very strange. That seems to suggest that `code = self.__api_docker.exec_inspect(exec_id)['ExitCode']` evaluates to `None` (i.e., there is no exit code). Having said that, `bugzoo.mgr.container.command` isn't exactly the nicest method.

See: https://github.com/squaresLab/Darjeeling/blob/master/src/darjeeling/localization.py

It may be possible to use pass a `tar` stream to `docker cp`: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46613326/file-ownership-after-docker-cp

This error output is particularly egregious and unhelpful. To rectify the issue, two things should happen: - [ ] the code responsible for first establishing a connection to the Docker...

f6d417581838a435ef13e03da1a4c5e11a34fa30 adds `__iter__` to `TestSuite` and reports a `DeprecationWarning` when `TestSuite.tests` is used.

To address #213, the `:file` parameter in each of these paths should be used to describe the absolute path to a file inside the container. It should be the responsibility...

Ah, interesting. Docker's Python API refuses to work unless its version is older than or the same as the version of the Docker server that is installed to your machine....

FYI @afsafzal