Support for docker user name and password environmen variables. #337
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This commit adds capability to provide docker user name and password via two environment variables - `SINGULARITY_DOCKER_USERNAME` and `SINGULARITY_DOCKER_PASSWORD`. If these variables found (when retrieving image manigest), JSON configuration files (such as ~/.docker/config.json) are not scanned.
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This commit adds capability to provide docker user name and password via two environment variables -
SINGULARITY_DOCKER_USERNAMEandSINGULARITY_DOCKER_PASSWORD. If these variables found (when retrieving image manifest), JSON configuration files (such as~/.docker/config.json) are not scanned.