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Provides a different way of interacting with the container. Instead of having to drop into an interactive Docker session, one can just execute the desired command into the container by running in their native shell session: ``` exec-builder cmake -GNinja .. ```
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@ceejatec, I'm wondering, would it make sense to restructure the code such that there is one entry point? Just an idea, curious to find out what you think. |
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Provides a different way of interacting with the container. Instead of having to drop into an interactive Docker session, one can just execute the desired command into the container by running in their native shell session:
It lets me use my macOS shell: