Tim Baumgärtner

this helped me https://stackoverflow.com/a/56530666

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Yes that is correct, so bidirectional should not be used in the decoder. Would you like to make a PR for this?

For how long did you train? What was your final KL/NLL Loss? Also with what `min_occ` did you train? Also, when looking at it, the samples actually don't look that...

That should work already. The `BrowserWebDriverContainer` passes a `kwargs` object down to the `DockerContainer` constructor. When we call the `start` function,[ that kwargs object is passed to `container.run`](https://github.com/testcontainers/testcontainers-python/blob/df0c28afef8dc26c0a685b0919d9b9aa65ccc5c2/testcontainers/core/container.py#L53-L61). And [according...

If your docker container supports it, it should work. Do you have a concrete example?

You can start any container for testing with ```python3 from testcontainers.core.container import DockerContainer with DockerContainer(image="my-image"): # ... ``` Just build the image before and tag it, then run your test...

Which container are you running? I.e. with what did you replace "my-image"?

You also need to expose the port when running the image; `EXPOSE` by itself does not do it. here's a MWE: ```python3 exposed_port = 80 with DockerContainer(image="containous/whoami").with_exposed_ports(exposed_port) as container: print(f"Container...

Does it work with the docker cli? Ie when you start your container with docker run and then run the python code that connects. Is there maybe some waiting required...