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Support boot2docker (and its tcp + ssl thing)#5
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boot2docker sets env vars like this:
export DOCKER_HOST=tcp://192.168.59.104:2376
export DOCKER_CERT_PATH=/Users/spraints/.boot2docker/certs/porter
export DOCKER_TLS_VERIFY=1
The docker-api gem initializes `Docker.url` from these variables. If
boot2docker and docker-api already know what the docker connection is,
we don't need to mess with it in hoosegow.
This is when docker-api learned about the `DOCKER_*` environment variables.
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This branch makes it so that hoosegow can use the environment variables set by
boot2docker shellinit. It does this by not settingDocker.urlif no connection parameters are provided. This lets thedocker-apigem figure out where to connect, which should be right most of the time. This branch also bumps thedocker-apigem version: 1.15 is where it learned to use boot2docker over TLS (upserve/docker-api#210), and 1.19 has a fix for attached containers (upserve/docker-api#251).cc @mastahyeti