Docker container is not meant as a way to run tenv for CI pipelines #564
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The README.md states the following:
Is this correct? Or is it a typo/outdated? Just looking for clarification before I suggest the usage for the person to $employer. |
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kvendingoldo
Apr 2, 2026
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@benjamb our Dockerfile is mainly an example of how tenv can be used in a container. It is not intended to be a production-ready CI image by itself. That said, using tenv in CI is absolutely fine. A common approach is to include one of the published tenv binaries in your own Docker image and use it there. PS: We'll be glad if you will choose tenv as Terraform version manager. |
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@benjamb our Dockerfile is mainly an example of how tenv can be used in a container. It is not intended to be a production-ready CI image by itself.
That said, using tenv in CI is absolutely fine. A common approach is to include one of the published tenv binaries in your own Docker image and use it there.
PS: We'll be glad if you will choose tenv as Terraform version manager.