No Streamlined Way to Preload Enterprise Claude Credentials into a Dockerized Sandbox
Developers running OpenCode inside a Docker sandbox want to use their existing Claude Code enterprise credentials instead of an API key, but there is no documented way to preload the credentials file into the container automatically. Without a supported provisioning path, users must manually sign in inside every fresh sandbox instance before it becomes usable.
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