To share your environment with someone else you can run `pydockenv save` (see here: https://github.com/se7entyse7en/pydockenv/blob/master/pydockenv/commands/pyd

To share your environment with someone else you can run `pydockenv save` (see here: https://github.com/se7entyse7en/pydockenv/blob/master/pydockenv/commands/pydockenv.py#L98 https://github.com/se7entyse7en/pydockenv/blob/master/pydock...). I'm sorry that any example is present in the README so far. Under the hood, a new docker image is saved from the container corresponding to the currently active environment. A `*.tar.gz` file is created with the image the can be now loaded using `pydockenv load`. Alternatively, you could push that image to Dockerhub for example and pull it from somewhere else. The problem is that currently there's no mechanism to make it recognize to `pydockenv`, but I'm also planning to add the possibility to create an environment from a user-defined image. Using `pydockenv save` will ensure that the environment you'll share will be exactly the same. An alternative that I'm also planning to implement is to use a `toml` file that will simply create a new environment from it. Obviously, in your running container, there could be something not captured in the original `toml` file if you, for example, installed something manually inside the container. But again, it's really in early stage, so all these feedbacks are really welcome!