I've kept the codex-container.sh version going for this eventuality.
Those scripts are for running the docker command with all the ENV vars and settings. Whatever does that does NOT have to be Powershell if you don't want it to be.
Poweshell is awesome because no external tools are needed to modify dates, or do math, or generate JSON or XML, both of which are first-class citizens. Also, in powershell things are objects not strings, so passing something along with a | is much more powerful. Still, if someone doesn't like something, there's always bash!
I've kept the codex-container.sh version going for this eventuality.
Those scripts are for running the docker command with all the ENV vars and settings. Whatever does that does NOT have to be Powershell if you don't want it to be.
Why not?
Poweshell is awesome because no external tools are needed to modify dates, or do math, or generate JSON or XML, both of which are first-class citizens. Also, in powershell things are objects not strings, so passing something along with a | is much more powerful. Still, if someone doesn't like something, there's always bash!