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Pretty sure a simple "dry run" is what you're looking for. Not sure what programs support it, but I know Docker for one does.
by sdan 7y ago
Pretty sure a simple "dry run" is what you're looking for. Not sure what programs support it, but I know Docker for one does.
- hnlmorg 7y agoSorry yes, "dry run". There are definitely ways of doing it on a command by command basis but what I was more thinking about was a dry run on an entire pipeline. It's not a use case I tend to run into much these days though because there are usually better tools.