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Revision as of 14:35, 17 June 2016
Contents
Docker Tooling
Dockerfile Editor
This is an external contribution, brought by Tobias Verbeke and his team from Open Analytics. The Dockerfile Editor provides users with content assist on the commands (ADD, COPY, RUN, etc.) as well as a customizable syntax highlighting.
Executing shell in a container
When running a container, users can execute shell commands from the Terminal view.
Running privileged containers
Containers can be run with the --privileged flag, which gives them extended privileges, such as accessing all devices, and allowing them nearly all the same access to the host as regular processes running on the host (i.e., not in containers).
Supporting disconnections
Sometimes the Docker instances that were configured in Eclipse are not running anymore (the Docker Machine were stopped, for example). In that case, the Docker Explorer view will display a different decorator for those connections, and an "Enable connection" button in the toolbar will let the user reconnect.
Editing connection settings
A new wizard lets the user edit the connection name and settings. This is particularly useful when the connection targets a Docker Machine whose IP address changed upon restart.
