Eric Kidd
Eric Kidd
Yes, within a pod you can use [`depends_on`](https://docs.docker.com/compose/compose-file/compose-file-v2/#depends_on) normally.
Ah, yes, that would be a nice thing to support. Is it v3 only?
Right now, we support multiple versions of v2, but we don't really have any APIs for supporting v3, and I'm not even sure how I should handle v2 and v3...
I don't remember any way to do this. `cage` will pick different names for the development and test targets, IIRC. But in general, cage is not designed to be infinitely...
Good question! There are a couple of very complex issues here. 1. In general, you should do most of your environment overriding in `pods/targets/$TARGET/common.env` files, and not rely on `docker-compose`...
Hello! `cage` was very minimally maintained for several years, and I'm sorting through old issues. I'm going to go ahead and close this issue for inactivity, but please feel free...
Re-opened. :-) Sorry about that. Anyway, I think that a lot of it comes down to this: > I sometimes want docker-compose to do the interpolation, rather than cage. ...and...
Ah, this is a cool idea! We should hack this up some day when I'm up north.
I'm not a huge fan of massive, multi-column tables that wrap on 80-character terminals. Can we think of any alternate ways to present this information? I'd be OK with two...
@dkastner The fact that Docker displays tables that don't respect terminal width limits the way regular `ps` does is my single least favorite thing about Docker. 🙁 I would love...