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It’s still annoying to move. The only way it’s practical is if you can store a regex to match container ids or whatever, and quickly fetch it
by WD-42 9mo ago
It’s still annoying to move. The only way it’s practical is if you can store a regex to match container ids or whatever, and quickly fetch it
- Y_Y 9mo agoI do something that, but just parse the output of `docker ps` or whatever. Since each line has the same format it's very straightforward.
- fragmede 9mo agooh heh I do docker ps -a | grep image_name_or_whatever | awk1 | pbcopy (or xclip on linux) (awk1 is an alias for awk "{print $1}" and I just have awk1-10 or whatever) to grab the container id and put it on the clipboard