minor doc clarification for container resolvers#2062
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the explicit resolver will only be used by destinations with docker enabled, all other destinations will not use it
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the explicit resolver will only be used by destinations with docker enabled, all other destinations will not use it
that is if you map tools with explicit requirements to destinations with singularity enabled , container resolution should not happen (does not matter if
<container type="docker">/<container type="singularity">). you would need a explicit_singularity resolver (+ maybe a cached_explicit_singularity). If you do this I would add them after the mulled resolvers (since those will hit more frequently).