Describe the bug
Using gum to try and obfuscate podman's output results in an error whose message is failed to run spin: open /dev/tty: no such device or address. (Docker alternative by redhat - it's syntactically interchangeable with Docker)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- configure a Dockerfile to install gum before calling other scripts / install
- call
gum spin in the Dockerfile to obfuscate the output of any old command
Expected behavior
gum spin would obfuscate the output of the package managers / other scripts when podman
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Desktop (please complete the following information):
| OS |
Windows --ssh --> Fedora37 Host --podman--> Fedora37 container |
| Terminal |
Fedora: Kitty Windows: pwsh via Windows Terminal |
Additional context
To justify what I'm trying to do, though Docker and Podman are syntactically interchangeable, Podman's output can slightly differ. Podman muddies up the console when building an image unlike docker (which limits the output. I'm wanting to obfuscate the stdout of the install process by calling gum spin while piping the output from the install process to a log file.
this is the error that podman spits out
STEP 6/11: RUN gum spin --spinner dot --title 'installing eDir dependencies' -- yum install -y git wget curl unzip yum-utils
failed to run spin: open /dev/tty: no such device or address
Error: building at STEP "RUN gum spin --spinner dot --title 'installing eDir dependencies' -- yum install -y git wget curl unzip yum-utils": while running runtime: exit status 1
this is my Dockerfile, for what it's worth.
I think it would add some great value by being able to enable `gum` here, but I can just remove the calls to `gum spin` and continue complaining about podman's output lol.
Describe the bug
Using gum to try and obfuscate podman's output results in an error whose message is
failed to run spin: open /dev/tty: no such device or address. (Docker alternative by redhat - it's syntactically interchangeable with Docker)To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
gum spinin the Dockerfile to obfuscate the output of any old commandExpected behavior
gum spinwould obfuscate the output of the package managers / other scripts when podmanScreenshots
gif recording
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Windows: pwsh via Windows Terminal
Additional context
To justify what I'm trying to do, though Docker and Podman are syntactically interchangeable, Podman's output can slightly differ. Podman muddies up the console when building an image unlike docker (which limits the output. I'm wanting to obfuscate the stdout of the install process by calling
gum spinwhile piping the output from the install process to a log file.this is the error that podman spits out
this is my Dockerfile, for what it's worth.
The install-charm.sh script just installs glow and gum after adding the yum repo.