Enabling Commands and Setting Site-wide Defaults
In order to launch containers using Container Service context menus, the corresponding container commands need to be enabled at the project level by a project owner or a site admin.
To enable commands, navigate to Administer → Plugin Settings.
Click the Command Configurations tab under Container Service settings. Here you will see a list of installed command wrappers.
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Click the Enable toggle on the command you want to enable. Enabling a command at this level makes the command available to be enabled and configured at the project level. Site-wide enabled commands can also be selected as actions for site-wide Event Service subscriptions.
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Optionally, you can click the Set Defaults button to customize the default values and matchers for the command.
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Specifying input config values in this window will override command default values. Use caution in overriding values for inputs configured to User-Settable=No or in changing the value of User-Settable, as doing so may short-circuit auto-discovery of derived container input values.
In order to launch containers using Container Service context menus, the corresponding container commands need to be enabled at the project level.
See Enable a Command in Your Project