enter: show container command on dry run#2000
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This fix ensures that the printed command in dry-run mode is the same as the one that would be executed without the --dry-run flag. The container command, either default or custom, is always appended to the command in both normal and dry-run execution. The inspect command to fetch the container status is now executed only when not in dry-run mode.
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This fix ensures that the printed command in dry-run mode is the same
as the one that would be executed without the --dry-run flag.
The container command, either default or custom, is always appended to
the command in both normal and dry-run execution.
The inspect command to fetch the container status is now executed only
when not in dry-run mode.