Paul Colomiets

And well, it works other way around, you need external container to use pivot_root instead of chroot, not vagga itself. So it might be docker uses chroot (although, I think...

If you have some time to play with it you can try the folowing things: 1. Running `unshare` with different flags (probably user + mount should fail) 2. Mount another...

I'm not against such an option, but I'm not sure what is a use case? As in my use cases I would not want to write that in command-line each...

Well, because the `Git` command is there not just to do git clone, but also for caching, it's harder than I was thinking of. I mean we clone with `--bare`...

Basically we write tests based on the real dependencies. And sometimes those things got deprecated: ``` Composer 2.3.0 dropped support for PHP

> @tailhook : any way how I can reproduce it? and provide a fix for it. Just run tests on your machine. I.e. `vagga test`. Sometimes you may need to...

Hi, We usually rely on `&anchors` and `*aliases` to set the value. The reason why you need to specify it for each container is that we usually have dev containers...

ping @anti-social

Another use case here is to have a "cached" version of container, which just downloads tarball elsewhere.

Sounds good if you can make fetching the image from the repository. Having local docker daemon for this task is a bit ugly. I wanted to do that at some...