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14 changes: 9 additions & 5 deletions core/testcontainers/core/docker_client.py
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import docker
from docker.errors import NotFound
from docker.models.containers import Container, ContainerCollection
from docker.transport import UnixHTTPAdapter
import functools as ft
import os
from typing import List, Optional, Union
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except ValueError:
return None
adapter = self.client.api.get_adapter(self.client.api.base_url)
is_ipc = isinstance(adapter, UnixHTTPAdapter)
is_ipc |= hasattr(adapter, "socket_path") or hasattr(adapter, "npipe_path")
is_ipc |= 'unix' in url.scheme or 'npipe' in url.scheme

@tillahoffmanntillahoffmannFeb 17, 2023

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Even if the NpipeHTTPAdapter is only used on windows, would it still be available for an isinstance check independent of the platform? Or does the docker package not even expose NpipeHTTPAdapter if it's not on windows?

Alternatively, would checking adapter.__class__.name == 'NpipeHTTPAdapter' be easier to understand than checking the attributes of the adapter?

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I don't think that NpipeHTTPAdapter symbol is available outside of windows. Checking the class name would break for NpipeHTTPAdapter subclasses. So I went on with a classic duck-typing.

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I think something like this:

try:
fromdocker.transport.npipeconnimportNpipeHTTPAdapterexceptImportError:
classNpipeHTTPAdapter: ...

Would be a more proper solution.

It is much clearer what happens, does not depend the design of the Adapter and respects subclasses.

if is_ipc and inside_container():
ip_address = default_gateway_ip()
if ip_address:
return ip_address
if 'http' in url.scheme or 'tcp' in url.scheme:
return url.hostname
if 'unix' in url.scheme or 'npipe' in url.scheme:
if inside_container():
ip_address = default_gateway_ip()
if ip_address:
return ip_address
return "localhost"