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Feature request: start shell in same terminal window
See original GitHub issueRight now when starting a shell for a docker container, the dockerRunScript.sh is launched in a new tab/window. Is it possible to have this script open in the same window (possibly integrated within the Dockly interface)? If you could give me some pointers on how to do this, I’ll be more than happy to make a pull request.
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- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:8 (5 by maintainers)
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Thanks for your reply (and sorry for my late one)! True, the embedded shell sounds like too much effort for a feature this small. For me, it would be fine to ‘lose’ the Dockly instance and not have it come back up after I exit the container’s shell. Doesn’t feel more hacky to me than opening it in a new tab, but our opinions may differ on that.
Would you consider merging if I’d implement it that way?
Fixed by #97