Docker has lots of options, and DockerI has a very small subset of those options -- the goal is to subset only the most used ones to simplify daily work.
But dockeri has to "accept" unknown options, and construct the docker run command line with them.
The meaning of "accept" here is to pass them blindly to the final command line.
Take for example the line:
$ dockeri --link=dachs topcat
DockerI is building the folloqing line out of that:
docker run -v /tmp/io:/work/io chbrandt/topcat
Where is --link=dachs !?!
Docker has lots of options, and DockerI has a very small subset of those options -- the goal is to subset only the most used ones to simplify daily work.
But
dockerihas to "accept" unknown options, and construct thedocker runcommand line with them.The meaning of "accept" here is to pass them blindly to the final command line.
Take for example the line:
DockerI is building the folloqing line out of that:
Where is
--link=dachs!?!