That's what I figured, and I'm glad to have it confirmed.
I've seen enough projects that have a rigid "if your dev environment isn't perfect, your code's no good to us" mindset that I was wary.
Also, just wanted to say that the Docker installation process and the rest of the Docker docs have been amazing. Originally, I was looking at writing a quick guide on getting up and running with Docker on Linode, but we decided linking the official docs made more sense considering how comprehensive they are.
That's awesome to hear! If you have any feedback on the documentation or would like to see other material please reach out to me: james.turnbull@docker.com. Or log a ticket and cc me on GitHub: jamtur01.
We kindly point them to our use of libdevmapper, the other storage driver for Docker.
And I should add, we should probably refactor those tests to detect storage capabilities like the Engine does.