Richard Lupton

Actually what I've found is slightly different (i.e. not a re-regression), but the docs suggest should be fine. I'll update. It looks like it's all in the same vein.

The problem seems to be in this logic in `validate.py` ```python errors = {} try: data = import_loop(schema, mutable, raw_data, trusted_data=trusted_data, context=context, **kwargs) except DataError as exc: errors = dict(exc.errors)...

Can you explain exactly what configuration you need? Do you need to mount all of `/etc/docker` or just a single file? Is this portable over different docker installations?

I think docker is smart enough to mount files as files, so probably no need to worry about that. Portable might be the wrong word - I was worried that...

Hi scomtott@, thanks for raising this. This kind of use case has come up before, and it's a bit tricky, so it would be good to think it through. I...

@scomtott no worries about the links :-). Is the kubeconfig file part of the git repo? If so, could you symlink it into place in `init`? Otherwise I'm not sure...

That's another way to do it - I'd rather decouple the hacks to get something working v.s. figuring out if there are enhancements we should make here, so I'm glad...

There does seem to be a general problem around this that needs a solution, so yeah, perhaps it's worth thinking it through a little more deeply. If we want to...

I got to thinking about this, and one possible complication here is that the floki container and the host see different filesystems. For example running ``` docker run -v HOST_PATH:PATH...

I think that broadly makes sense. Another possibility is to have the CLI part do configuration parsing + environment structure building, and passing them into the rest of floki. That's...