Setting up the environment

• If you have any troubles setting up the environment, please reach out to us in our session.

• We recommend you to use Podman on Linux and MacOS, but Docker should work fine as well.

• If you choose Podman, install podman-docker wrapper, which enables you to type docker and podman interchangably.

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Get and run the container image

1. Pull the container:

  docker pull quay.io/bughunting/client:test

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(A) With bind mounting

Bind mounting the container to a directory allows to use local IDEs and text editors to complete the task, because the folder will be available for you locally, as usual.

1. Create and enter a directory that the tasks will be mounted to:

  mkdir bughunting-tasks-test
  cd bughunting-tasks-test

1. Run the container

  docker run -e KEY=1234567890101112 -dt --name bughunting-test -v"${PWD}:/home/bughunting/sources:z,rw" quay.io/bughunting/client:test

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(B) Without bind mounting

The container can be ran without bind mounting the tasks directory.

1. Run the container

  docker run -e KEY=1234567890101112 -dt --name bughunting-test quay.io/bughunting/client:test

1. Choose your command-line file editor

We recommend nano. Please go to (A) if unsure.

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Enter the running container

You can enter the container repeatedly any time it’s running (and re-run it if it’s not).

1. Enter the container:

  docker exec -ti bughunting-test zsh

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Remove the running container & its image

When you’re finished, you can clean up the running container:

1. Remove the running container

  docker rm -f bughunting-test

And, if you don’t intend to run BugHunting again.

1. Remove the downloaded container image

  docker rmi -f quay.io/bughunting/client:test

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