Follow-up from #11. The runtime uses the host Docker socket (Testcontainers/act precedent for dev tooling). A DinD mode would keep everything inside one container at the cost of --privileged, a second daemon, and losing the host's image layer cache — documented trade-off, needs its own design pass.
Follow-up from #11. The runtime uses the host Docker socket (Testcontainers/
actprecedent for dev tooling). A DinD mode would keep everything inside one container at the cost of--privileged, a second daemon, and losing the host's image layer cache — documented trade-off, needs its own design pass.