[rubyist5eva]

I find the fact that you can run this without installing by using docker, I immediately though of running runlike with runlike

runlike -p runlike

This looks like a pretty neat tool, but when I'm spinning anything up non-trivial I usually just write docker-compose files so I'm not sure what use case I would have for it personally.

[tracker1]

Same... but I've seen enough people just run stuff via cli when starting, and/or worse would be inheriting a running server, where you don't have the bash history of the user who created the thing. Worse still, is if there are many attempts in the history with different params...

I try to use at least docker-compose.yaml for nearly everything. This is a nice tool for other times, without the hassle of other options.