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Unlike the API, the sudo CLI sometimes returns spurious data. For example, my LDAP password is about to expire so I'm actually seeing:
[172.24.6.11] sudo: docker version --format="{{json .}}"
[172.24.6.11] out: sudo password:
[172.24.6.11] out: Your password will expire in 4 day(s).
[172.24.6.11] out: {"Client":{"Platform":{"Name":""}, ...
Presumably, other notifications could be sent this way as well. Perhaps all CLI parsing code (e.g. dockermap/client/cli.py", line 347, in parse_version_output) should be wrapped with a decorator that catches errors and writes the full output to the terminal/logging. I only discovered the issue by manually suppressing the quiet kwarg on the docker version call. If I wasn't familiar with docker-map, this would have been an extremely difficult issue to diagnose.
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Unlike the API, the sudo CLI sometimes returns spurious data. For example, my LDAP password is about to expire so I'm actually seeing:
Presumably, other notifications could be sent this way as well. Perhaps all CLI parsing code (e.g.
dockermap/client/cli.py", line 347, in parse_version_output
) should be wrapped with a decorator that catches errors and writes the full output to the terminal/logging. I only discovered the issue by manually suppressing thequiet
kwarg on thedocker version
call. If I wasn't familiar withdocker-map
, this would have been an extremely difficult issue to diagnose.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: