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I was able to complete the first step of the tutorial by typing "dockerr version" even though the command output in the terminal was "dockerr: command not found."
Looking through the source code it looks like this is related to line 519 of steps.coffee if input.containsAllOfTheseParts(_q.command_expected)
since containsAllOfTheseParts does a partial match on its inputs instead of an exact match.
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Thanks for your feedback! Indeed I do partial matching, basically to prevent silly things to make it fail. I'll think about improving the strict parsing for some of the command components.
I was able to complete the first step of the tutorial by typing "dockerr version" even though the command output in the terminal was "dockerr: command not found."
Looking through the source code it looks like this is related to line 519 of steps.coffee
if input.containsAllOfTheseParts(_q.command_expected)
since containsAllOfTheseParts does a partial match on its inputs instead of an exact match.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: