I agree with Ben's assessment that DockerOpts needs tests (and documentation). There are also still some missing hooks, including a newly added relation missing a hook. I created issues on GitHub for these:
Along with Ben's comment about the install hook, and Whit's comment in a Hangouts session we had, I think it would be worth replacing the install hook with just bash (a la setup.sh) and eschew Python there completely:
I agree with Ben's assessment that DockerOpts needs tests (and documentation). There are also still some missing hooks, including a newly added relation missing a hook. I created issues on GitHub for these:
https:/ /github. com/chuckbutler /docker- charm/issues/ 54 /github. com/chuckbutler /docker- charm/issues/ 53
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I also updated an existing issue for the missing start hook because I still think it's a significant issue:
https:/ /github. com/chuckbutler /docker- charm/issues/ 21
Along with Ben's comment about the install hook, and Whit's comment in a Hangouts session we had, I think it would be worth replacing the install hook with just bash (a la setup.sh) and eschew Python there completely:
https:/ /github. com/chuckbutler /docker- charm/issues/ 55