Expose 'User' property on ExecCreateCmd (#707) #708
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| CreateContainerResponse container = dockerClient.createContainerCmd("busybox").withCmd("top") | ||
| CreateContainerResponse container = dockerClient.createContainerCmd("busybox").withUser("root").withCmd("top") |
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Add user option here to show that creating the command works as expected.
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Please make separate test, root will be used by default afair.
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found, depends on when param was added.
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Fair enough. I guess my thinking was that setting the user, even though it's the default, would show that it works as expected without having to create a new test for this one option.
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| ExecCreateCmdResponse execCreateCmdResponse = dockerClient.execCreateCmd(container.getId()) | ||
| .withAttachStdout(true).withCmd("touch", "/execStartTest.log").exec(); | ||
| .withAttachStdout(true).withCmd("touch", "/execStartTest.log").withUser("root").exec(); |
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Added User here to show that not only creating the command works but that executing with the user does as well.
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| @Test(groups = "ignoreInCircleCi", expectedExceptions = NotFoundException.class) | ||
| public void execStartWithNonExistentUser() throws Exception { |
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Test to show that using a non-existent name fails.
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| @Test(groups = "ignoreInCircleCi", expectedExceptions = NotFoundException.class) |
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where expectedExceptions = NotFoundException.class is expected?
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Not clear because last line in test is assert so exception didn't happen?
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Things are not exactly clear here I admit and now I'm scratching my head wondering why I did things this way. Let me clean this up a bit along with the other minor changes.
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Ok so it's the below line that throws the NFE. My thinking was to remove everything below this line and keep the expectedExceptions = NotFoundException.class. This shows that creating with some non-existent-user disallows one to copy anything from the container, in this case /execStartTest.log, because it does not exist because the user itself does not exist.
InputStream response = dockerClient.copyArchiveFromContainerCmd(container.getId(), "/execStartTest.log").exec();
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| @JsonProperty("User") | ||
| private String user; |
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Since what api version it appeared? existed all the time?
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Merged for docker 1.7.0 which is analogous to api version 1.19.
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Api version, exception place.
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@KostyaSha thanks! |
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Thanks for contribution! |
…a#708) * Expose 'User' property on ExecCreateCmd (docker-java#707)
…a#708) * Expose 'User' property on ExecCreateCmd (docker-java#707)
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Resolves #707
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