How to fix the input device is not a TTY in Docker

# Instead of this (fails without TTY):
docker run -it myimage /bin/sh

# Use this (works without TTY):
docker run -i myimage /bin/sh

# Or if you don't need any interactivity:
docker run myimage /bin/sh -c "your-command"

# Instead of this:
docker-compose exec myservice sh -c "echo hello"

# Use this:
docker-compose exec -T myservice sh -c "echo hello"

docker compose exec -T myservice sh -c "echo hello"

steps:
  - name: Run tests in container
    run: |
      docker run -i myimage npm test
      docker-compose exec -T app ./run-tests.sh

sh 'docker run -i myimage npm test'
sh 'docker-compose exec -T app ./run-tests.sh'

test:
  script:
    - docker run -i myimage npm test
    - docker-compose exec -T app ./run-tests.sh

# This fails:
echo "ls -la" | docker run -it alpine sh

# This works (remove -t, keep -i):
echo "ls -la" | docker run -i alpine sh

# Pass file contents to container:
cat script.sh | docker run -i alpine sh

# Or use redirection:
docker run -i alpine sh < script.sh

winpty docker run -it alpine sh

docker run -it alpine sh

# Automatically use winpty for docker commands
alias docker='winpty docker'

#!/bin/bash
# Check if running in a TTY
if [ -t 0 ]; then
  # Interactive - use -it
  docker run -it myimage /bin/sh
else
  # Non-interactive - use -i only
  docker run -i myimage /bin/sh
fi

docker run $([ -t 0 ] && echo "-it" || echo "-i") myimage /bin/sh