daytona

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Is there any reason to have -entrypoint without -secret-env? Can -secret-env be removed and rolled into -entrypoint as the default behavior?

Some use cases involve running the binary in a stand alone fashion, not inside of a container, where the endpoint flag would not be used.

So if you run daytona -secret-env without -entrypoint it modifies the existing environment with the secrets?

You're right! I think this might be a remnant from much older work that involved utilizing eval to capture outputs. Walking through this change, since it's just the removal of a boolean flag and since -entrypoint should always be also provided, this shouldn't be a breaking change?