[kunley]

This can be useful for certain people, but I am surprised the documentation (there is just the Readme) doesn't mention what happens when you already have a docker daemon- esp. what happens to all the networking/firewall tricks docker is using. I see potential for quite a number of operational issues.

Nice to see Zig in action, btw. What about using Zon for deps, instead of a git submodule? Just curious if the author tried it, I honestly didn't have time to use Zon deps yet

[NilsIRL]

I don't expect this to interact with the docker daemon in any way. With networking executables generated by dockerc behave in the same way as a native application running outside a container.

> What about using Zon for deps, instead of a git submodule?

I couldn't find documentation quickly enough (dockerc was initially during a hackathon and was my first time using Zig). I plan to fix this eventually.

[kunley]

Great! Thank you for dissolving my doubts.

About Zon, I was just curious if you had any issues with it. I also need to finally start using it in my small projects.

Good luck with Zig!

[NilsIRL]

I moved zig-clap to zon. Was alright. I appreciate that absence of a package registry.