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If we pass more option flags to the docker ps command in the concatenated short-form style, e.g. docker ps -aq where the -q flag is concatenated with the -a flag to result in the combined -aq flag, we do not get the correct output from dops.
As an example, if we have the following situation
$ docker ps -a
CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES
030aa141e0bc nginx "/docker-entrypoint.…" 4 minutes ago Exited (0) 3 minutes ago website
dops -a works absolutely fine.
$ dops -a
CONTAINER ID NAME IMAGE TAG CREATED AT (+01:00 BST) STATE STATUS PUBLISHED PORTS
------------ ------- ----- --- ----------------------- -------- ------------------------ ---------------
030aa141e0bc website nginx 2023-05-18 16:00:36 [EXITED] Exited (0) 4 minutes ago
while, the -aq combined flag does not produce the correct output. With docker ps -aq, we get the container ID as expected i.e. 030aa141e0bc.
However, dops -aq produces an empty output. The long form, dops -a -q does work correctly though. The bash/zsh/fish alias functions are also correspondingly broken.
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If we pass more option flags to the
docker ps
command in the concatenated short-form style, e.g.docker ps -aq
where the-q
flag is concatenated with the-a
flag to result in the combined-aq
flag, we do not get the correct output fromdops
.As an example, if we have the following situation
dops -a
works absolutely fine.while, the
-aq
combined flag does not produce the correct output. Withdocker ps -aq
, we get the container ID as expected i.e.030aa141e0bc
.However,
dops -aq
produces an empty output. The long form,dops -a -q
does work correctly though. The bash/zsh/fish alias functions are also correspondingly broken.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: