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Docs: remind self how to re-connect to a Docker container

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@ -158,11 +158,23 @@ There is a script `ci/build.sh` that does this, too (without options).
- `cmake -S /src -B /build -G Ninja` - `cmake -S /src -B /build -G Ninja`
- `ninja -C /build` - `ninja -C /build`
### Running in Docker
To run Calamares inside the container, or e.g. `loadmodule` to test To run Calamares inside the container, or e.g. `loadmodule` to test
individual modules, you may need to configure X authentication; a individual modules, you may need to configure X authentication; a
simple and insecure way of doing that is to run `xhost +` in the host simple and insecure way of doing that is to run `xhost +` in the host
environment of the Docker containers. environment of the Docker containers.
To re-use a container (e.g. after exiting it and putting Calamares
development away for the night), (re)start the container and connect
a shell to it, to continue where you left off. Here, (re)starting
a container called *opensuse-qt6*:
```
docker container start opensuse-qt6
docker container exec -ti opensuse-qt6 bash
```
### Dependencies for Calamares 3.3 ### Dependencies for Calamares 3.3
> The dependencies for Calamares 3.3 reflect "resonably current" > The dependencies for Calamares 3.3 reflect "resonably current"