This strategy is based on a directory structure and Dockerfile, this is the most flexible strategy as you can whatever you want for environment.
To create jobs the project MUST have a .jolici directory.
Each subdirectory is then considered as a different job, they MUST have a Dockerfile which will explain how to create the environment.
The test command is determined by the CMD or ENTRYPOINT keywords in the Dockerfile.
## Overriding files
You may want to have a different configuration file for each environment. In order to have this behavior all files under the job directory (.jolici/my_job_environment) will be
copied, before creation, to the root directory of the project.
Due to the precedent behavior, the Dockerfile is now at the root of your project. To add the source code of your project in your job environment you can add this command inside your Dockerfile:
ADD . /project
Your project will then be available at the /project path in the environment.