Usage: rhino-docker-builder [OPTIONS] Options: -V/-v, --version Image version tag (default: current date in YYYYMMDD format) -A/-a, --arch Target architecture (options: auto, arm64/aarch64, amd64/x86_64, default: all/off) -C/-c, --clean Use --no-cache during Docker image build (default: disabled) -F/-f, --file Create only the Dockerfile, with instructions (default: prompted) -B/-b, --build Create both the Dockerfile and the Docker image (default: prompted) -P/-p, --pull Pull a Docker image from the upstream registry (options: --version, default: always uses --arch auto) -T/-t, --test Start the Docker image up after build or pull is complete (default: disabled or prompted) -W/-w, --wipe Hazardous: Delete all related Dockerfiles and Docker images (default: always prompted) -H/-h, --help Show this help message Examples: rhino-docker-builder -f Creates the file Dockerfile-RhinoLinux-YYYYMMDD for building the image rhino-linux/docker:YYYYMMDD, with instructions on how to build and run it. Note: if no options are passed, this is the default function, but users will be asked if they would like to build and test the image. rhino-docker-builder -b -t -c -v 2023.4 -a x86_64 Builds and starts amd64/rhino-linux/docker:2023.4 from scratch. Note: the version tag may not correlate with the actual Rhino Linux version. This option is meant for easily publishing images for specific milestones. rhino-docker-builder -p -t -v latest Pulls and starts ghcr.io/rhino-linux/docker:latest.