Right now if env does not exists lets wont fail, example
env:
ENGINE:
sh: echo "${DOCKER_ENGINE}"in this case ENGINE will be empty string.
We can add strict: true param, that indicates when no DOCKER_ENGINE present, lets will fail. Basically this is similar to set -e in bash
Right now if env does not exists lets wont fail, example
in this case ENGINE will be empty string.
We can add
strict: trueparam, that indicates when no DOCKER_ENGINE present, lets will fail. Basically this is similar toset -ein bash