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https://jenkins.evbhome.com/job/Bay/ isn't accessible on the public internet. When it fails users aren't able to see why. Consider removing - it and the Travis CI job are running redundant sets of commands

Travis

flake8 .
python setup.py test  # runs pytest

Jenkins
python -m unittest && flake8 .

We're missing the following commands from commands.rst for bay version 2.7.14:

image          Allows operations on images.
list_profiles  List all available profiles.
logs           Fetch the logs of a container
mount          Mount a dev checkout in a given container.
mounts         List all current dev mounts.
profile        Switch to a different profile, or list the...
ps             Shows details about all containers currently...
push           Pushes an image up to a registry
registry       Allows operations on registries.
restart        Stops and then starts containers.
run            Runs containers by name, including any...
shell          Runs a single container with foreground...
stop           Stops containers and ones that depend on them
tail           Tail the logs of a container.
unmount        Unmount a dev checkoutin a given container.
up             Start up a profile by booting the default...
volume         Allows operations on volumes.

In addition, there are two command in the docs which no longer exist, image_list and image_destroy.

If there is a running container whose configuration disappears, bay errors and no commands can be run. You get an error message with the form of:

bay.exceptions.DockerRuntimeError: Cannot find local container for running container eventbrite.core-daemons.1

This case should be handled more gracefully, letting you run commands and perhaps prompting you to shut down the running unknown container.

It would be handy to have completions for bay commands that tab completed valid containers, profiles, and commands for various bay commands. This is true for any popular shell, but zsh completions would be most useful to me in particular.

This project provides a handy example of using setup.py data_files to install various completions with a python package.