As a manager/distributor of a project whose tasks are written to a manage.py file, I would like to be able to point my pals to a Docker image, which mounts the specified (or current) directory and whose entrypoint calls manage on a manage.py in that directory.
In this way, projects which do not have the same environmental requirements as argcmdr, (such as Python 3.6+), may require only that the environment supplies Docker, rather than Python 3.6 and/or virtualenv, on the host OS.
As a manager/distributor of a project whose tasks are written to a
manage.pyfile, I would like to be able to point my pals to a Docker image, which mounts the specified (or current) directory and whose entrypoint callsmanageon amanage.pyin that directory.In this way, projects which do not have the same environmental requirements as
argcmdr, (such as Python 3.6+), may require only that the environment supplies Docker, rather than Python 3.6 and/or virtualenv, on the host OS.