dirigent-block-execute
The execute block family: everything that runs something on the worker. shell.run a command,
docker.run a container, docker.compose.up and docker.compose.down a stack, docker.build
an image, and git.checkout a working tree.
These are the blocks that declare themselves unsafe, because what they run is the step's own
code rather than a call to a service. The family registers the docker and git connection
kinds, and carries the shared internals the six have in common: process containment, output
capture, the environment allowlist, and the on-disk credential material a tool has to be
handed. dg docker reap uses the same internals to clear what a run left behind.
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