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The title isn't 100% true, because it depends on the settings (if docker is enabled). There are still commands being executed outside docker readthedocs#5673.
Is this strictly blocked on #5673? I think these are separate things and we can start running these commands from inside the container and then migrate the rest once we have made a decision. Although, before merging this PR we should make a PR compatible with the Corporate site. |
Yeah, this isn't really blocked, but it feels weird executing the same set of commands in different environments. It could lead to some surprises using different git daemons? I don't know. Better safe than sorry? p: |
This is a good point, yes. I'm not sure if we have the same |
According to #5673 (comment) is it ok to merge this right now? |
I just realized that executing |
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This seems really simple, why weren't we doing this before? I feel like there must have been a reason.
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This PR seems to remove the docker=
attribute that receive the method and make usage of settings.DOCKER_ENABLED
instead. Is that all? If so, I think we can safely merge it, right?
@humitos we can't merge this till we can retrieve the git data from inside the container. |
This PR was superseded by #6436. Feel free to re-open if it's still valid. |
The title isn't 100% true,
because it depends on the settings (if docker is enabled).
There are still commands being executed outside docker #5673.
Blocked on #5673
Related to #5672