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Specify container command
See original GitHub issueIs it possible to specify the container command via config? To use the docker stacks, command must be set to /usr/local/bin/singleuser.sh, but I can’t see how to do it here. In DockerSpawner, it’s passed to docker.create
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Ah, it currently just uses whatever is the ‘cmd’ in the Dockerfile. But yes, let’s add a customization option too.
Going to close this now since we’ve a tracking ticket on docker-stacks