openBinaryFile: does not exist (No such file or directory) about dockerfiles HOT 8 CLOSED

Thanks for caring. The docker command was only to show the problem. The actual issue I encountered is that my GitLab CI documentation Jobs are not working anymore. I will try to fix them today in a small example, I am going to post here https://gitlab.com/shaardie/pandoc-docker-test.

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I think this is entrypoint matter.
Does this give what you want?

$ docker run -it --entrypoint=sh pandoc/latex:2.10
                 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

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Also, you probably want to do docker run --rm -it --entrypoint=/bin/sh with the added --rm. Otherwise container stays around after you ctrl+D to exit shell (check docker ps -a iirc, you probably have a handful of containers you want to kill).

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Okay, this is working fine. Thanks for the help.

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Yes this is #78 thank you for asking / answering! Just following up to confirm 2.10 went out yesterday, but you were right to raise an issue (we're aware that this is hard to search for as the error messages will always depend on individual use cases).

I will be adding docs and closing that issue later today, I'm in the middle of a really complicated move and only had time to build the images yesterday x0

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Thanks @shaardie. There is issue #75 which is about the lack of documentation of this. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

We could also think about adding a repo similar to pandoc/pandoc-actions-example for GitLab. Might be a good excuse to finally populate the pandoc group on GitLab.

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@tarleb Since I have already some working GitLab CI Jobs for Pandoc and since I am using Pandoc pretty often, I would love to help with this. So you want to have this examples directly in a repository on GitLab? How can I best start with this?

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Great! I'm going to create a repo on GitLab and give you access.

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