{"push_id":1298417261,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/pinata-bundle","head":"25fcd65176d0672ff813e3bfd137ef0b8a416fc9","before":"f506a6bff9f746cee62feaf3185a1919c70940ce","commits":[{"sha":"25fcd65176d0672ff813e3bfd137ef0b8a416fc9","author":{"name":"Justin Cormack","email":"a4ecbe7132a346be3b18983b0b455860d64b4131@docker.com"},"message":"Add a script to install a bundle into Docker for Mac\n\nAfter building docker from the git repo, you can run\n```\n./contrib/mac-install-bundle.sh\n```\nand this will tell Docker for Mac to look for a bundle at the current\npath to run instead of the built in version of Docker. This will persist\nuntil you do a factory reset or run\n```\n./contrib/mac-install-bundle.sh undo\n```\n\nA factory reset is advised to reset as a development Docker may break your\ninstall.\n\nThe path must be a path that is shared with Docker for Mac so that the VM\ncan find it - nothing is installed into the image.\n\nThis is in `contrib/` as it is a best effort attempt to make it easier for\nDocker for Mac users to test master or pull requests. If it breaks anything\na factory reset is your friend.\n\nSigned-off-by: Justin Cormack <justin.cormack@docker.com>","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/justincormack/docker/commits/25fcd65176d0672ff813e3bfd137ef0b8a416fc9"}]}
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