Create folders using the name of the environment
jtpio opened this issue · comments
For now, the name of the folders correspond to the name of the underlying Docker image.
Instead we could use the display name added in plasmabio/tljh-repo2docker#7 to name the folders.
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We should also check how to handle the uniqueness of the display names.
For now the user defined "Name of the environment" is just a display name. For the name of the Docker image we still use plasmabio/template-python:master.
Maybe we could use the custom name as the name of the Docker image, so it will also be shown in the output of docker ps. That would require using lowercase characters.
In the end the folder name could look like this: 2020-m1-python-a1b2c3 or 2020-m1-python-a1b2c3.
Maybe we could use the custom name as the name of the Docker image, so it will also be shown in the output of
docker ps. That would require using lowercase characters.
This change would go in https://github.com/plasmabio/tljh-repo2docker.
So at the end, we could have the same name for:
- the env,
- the Docker image,
- the directory in which files are pushed.
That is appealing.
Having the name as lowercase only seems a small drawback.