bldr/docker_utils.py: froce remove if kill fails at exit #54
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The cleanup during the exit from `DockerContainer` context could fail because if docker couldn't kill the container it won't be able to remove it either. Therefore we kill the container with force option if the kill failed.
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According to https://docker-py.readthedocs.io/en/stable/containers.html kill() already defaults to SIGKILL, and remove(force=True) sends SIGKILL as well. How can this patch make a difference then?
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Double stubbing just to be sure :) Joke aside, I have to recheck without force, but the logging may can help in the debugging in the future. |
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The cleanup during the exit from
DockerContainercontext could fail because if docker couldn't kill the container it won't be able to remove it either. Therefore we kill the container with force option if the kill failed.