feat: allow docker socket to be specified in ssh urls #3381
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When using docker on the command line, one can specify the host to connect to over ssh with a specific unix socket for the docker daemon on the remote host (ssh://user@host/var/run/docker-1.sock). This commits adds support for ssh:// url which specifies the path to the docker socket on the remote support in order to behave like the command line as much as possible. Signed-off-by: Nicolas VINCENT <nicolas.vincent@vossloh.com>
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When using docker on the command line, one can specify the host to connect to over ssh with a specific unix socket for the docker daemon on the remote host (ssh://user@host/var/run/docker-1.sock).
This PR adds support for ssh:// url which specifies the path to the docker socket on the remote support in order to behave like the command line as much as possible.