| commit | bbeda1f5a641a845fea52a77ce25ffe62d1e33d5 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Jeff Johnston <jjohnstn@redhat.com> | Thu Apr 20 16:43:28 2017 -0400 |
| committer | Jeff Johnston <jjohnstn@redhat.com> | Thu Apr 20 16:53:28 2017 -0400 |
| tree | a803f48ecd412e6a357fe940376cd5f33e501c30 | |
| parent | a373efd1041ec79af4407281b210ab83170bba4e [diff] |
Fix missing output when running Container commands - change ContainerCommandProcess destroy() to delay before closing the piped std streams to allow output to complete - also flush the piped streams at the end of the attach thread and stop the logging thread after waiting for container completion - add getImageByTag() method to DockerConnection - when copying volumes from image in ContainerLauncher, keep track of which directories are copied and don't bother if they already recorded in a static map for the connection and image which we serialize to a file upon exit - add new getCopiedVolumes() method to ContainerLauncher to get the volumes that have been copied for an image - also keep track of the image id and store in a file so that if the image id changes for the repo tag, assume that previous copying is null and void and copy all headers again - don't cause an error if an exception occurs copying as we might be attempting to copy a local include path that doesn't exist in the image so just ignore it and move to next path to copy - fix uses of Objects.toStringHelper to instead use MoreObjects.toStringHelper (ImageSearchResultV1, ImageSearchResultV2, and RepositoryTag classes) Change-Id: Ib01ff56d92c50fb7cebf32ce0d277f32ee825fba
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