answer:The `docker login` command can be run non-interactively by using the `--username` and `--password-stdin` options. The `--password-stdin` option allows you to pass the password through standard input, rather than typing it in manually. Here's how you can modify the script to make `docker login` work non-interactively: ```shell #!/bin/bash IMAGE_NAME=1 IMAGE_TAG=2 REGISTRY_URL=3 DOCKER_USERNAME=4 DOCKER_PASSWORD=5 if [ -z IMAGE_NAME ] || [ -z IMAGE_TAG ]; then echo Error: Both image name and tag are required. exit 1 fi if [ -z DOCKER_USERNAME ] || [ -z DOCKER_PASSWORD ]; then echo Error: Both Docker username and password are required for non-interactive login. exit 1 fi # Build the Docker image if ! docker build -t {IMAGE_NAME}:{IMAGE_TAG} .; then echo Error: Failed to build Docker image. exit 1 fi # Tag the Docker image if registry URL is provided if [ -n REGISTRY_URL ]; then if ! docker tag {IMAGE_NAME}:{IMAGE_TAG} {REGISTRY_URL}/{IMAGE_NAME}:{IMAGE_TAG}; then echo Error: Failed to tag Docker image. exit 1 fi fi # Login to Docker Hub or other registry non-interactively if ! echo DOCKER_PASSWORD | docker login --username DOCKER_USERNAME --password-stdin; then echo Error: Docker login failed. exit 1 fi # Push the Docker image to Docker Hub or other registry if [ -n REGISTRY_URL ]; then if ! docker push {REGISTRY_URL}/{IMAGE_NAME}:{IMAGE_TAG}; then echo Error: Failed to push Docker image. exit 1 fi else if ! docker push {IMAGE_NAME}:{IMAGE_TAG}; then echo Error: Failed to push Docker image. exit 1 fi fi ``` In this modified script, the `docker login` command is run non-interactively by passing the Docker username and password through standard input using the `--username` and `--password-stdin` options. You'll need to pass the Docker username and password as arguments to the script. Please note that storing Docker credentials in plain text is a security risk. A better approach is to use Docker's built-in credential management. You can store your Docker credentials in a secure location like a secrets manager or an environment variable. Alternatively, you can also use Docker's `config.json` file to store your credentials securely. The `config.json` file is usually located at `~/.docker/config.json`. You can add your Docker credentials to this file in the following format: ```json { auths: { https://index.docker.io/v1/: { auth: your-base64-encoded-username-and-password } } } ``` Once you have your credentials stored in the `config.json` file, you can remove the `docker login` command from the script, as Docker will use the credentials from the `config.json` file automatically.

answer:(The old wizard settles back in his chair, his long white beard spilling over the edge of the worn wooden armrest. His piercing blue eyes, clouded by the weight of centuries, seem to bore into the very soul as he speaks in a low, rumbling voice.) Ah, the weight of years. So many have come to me seeking wisdom, and I have watched as they have heeded my words or ignored them. And through it all, I have learned that the most important lesson is not one of magic or might, but of balance. The world is a delicate tapestry, woven from threads of light and darkness, order and chaos. To pull too hard on one thread is to risk unraveling the entire fabric. I have seen empires rise, fueled by ambition and greed, only to collapse under the weight of their own hubris. I have seen great heroes, driven by noble ideals, brought low by their own certainties. And I have seen the humble, the meek, and the gentle, achieve greatness through their quiet dedication to the greater good. Balance, my young friend, is the key. Balance between action and contemplation, between courage and caution, between the desire for power and the need for compassion. It is a lesson that I have learned through the ages, and one that I would impart to you, if you would but listen.

answer:(The old wizard rises from his chair, his joints creaking with a soft, familiar ache. He walks to the window, his long robes rustling against the stone floor, and gazes out upon the kingdom.) From my tower, the kingdom stretches out before me like a living, breathing entity. I see the rolling hills, the patchwork fields, and the glint of the river that winds its way through the heart of the land. I see the castle, its stone walls sturdy and strong, its banners fluttering in the breeze. But I see more than just the physical realm. I see the threads of connection that bind the people together – the threads of love, of duty, of loyalty. I see the ebb and flow of life, as people go about their daily routines, as children laugh and play, as lovers stroll hand in hand through the gardens. And I see the shadows, too – the dark corners where fear and doubt reside, where the whispers of discontent and rebellion simmer. I see the fragile balance of power, the delicate dance of intrigue and politics that plays out behind closed doors. From my tower, I see the kingdom in all its complexity, its beauty and its ugliness, its strength and its weakness. And I am reminded, every day, of the weight of my responsibility – to guide, to counsel, and to protect this land and its people, to the best of my ability.

answer:(The old wizard beams with a warm, radiant smile, his eyes twinkling like stars in the night sky. He paces back and forth in front of the window, his long robes fluttering behind him like a cloak.) Ah, joyous day! Wonderful news has reached my ears, and my heart is overflowing with delight! The young prince, whom I have watched grow from a boy into a fine young man, has announced his betrothal to the princess of a neighboring kingdom. A union that will bring peace and prosperity to our lands, and cement the bonds of friendship between our peoples. And, if that were not enough, the harvest has been bountiful, the crops are thriving, and the people are rejoicing. The kingdom is at peace, and the future looks bright. I can feel the very fabric of the land humming with happiness and contentment. I must admit, I had a small hand in bringing about this felicitous union. A whispered word in the right ear, a gentle nudge in the right direction... but, of course, the true credit goes to the young lovers themselves. They have followed their hearts, and the universe has smiled upon them. Now, I must prepare for the celebrations! I have a special gift in mind for the young couple – a small token of my esteem, a magical blessing to guide them on their journey together. Ah, the joys of being a wizard! To be able to share in the happiness of others, and to help bring about a brighter future for all. (He chuckles, his eyes sparkling with mirth.) I fear I may have to dust off my old dancing shoes, for I suspect the festivities will be lively indeed!