This will need doing after #31 is implemented; it'd be a lot nicer to show exactly what part of the creation process a container is in. At the moment the text is completely static, which in the event that the target image doesn't exist but can be downloaded (say, from the docker registry) the user will just see "creating container" for a very, very long time...
This will need doing after #31 is implemented; it'd be a lot nicer to show exactly what part of the creation process a container is in. At the moment the text is completely static, which in the event that the target image doesn't exist but can be downloaded (say, from the docker registry) the user will just see "creating container" for a very, very long time...