cosmwasm:warp:f04e0cdb37edb331608c0c6a5867e447

This command is used to run a Docker container based on the image cosmwasm/workspace-optimizer with version 0.12.10. Let's break down the command into its components:

• docker run: This is the main command to run a Docker container.
• --rm: This flag is used to automatically remove the container when it exits. It helps in cleaning up after the container finishes executing.
• -v "$(pwd)":/code: This flag mounts the current working directory ($(pwd)) on the host machine to the /code directory inside the container. It enables sharing files between the host and the container. Any modifications made inside the container in the /code directory will be reflected on the host machine.
• --mount type=volume,source="$(basename "$(pwd)")_cache",target=/code/target: This flag creates a Docker volume and mounts it to the /code/target directory inside the container. The source of the volume is set to $(basename "$(pwd)")_cache, which is the name of the current directory followed by _cache. This enables storing and sharing data specifically for the container.
• --mount type=volume,source=registry_cache,target=/usr/local/cargo/registry: This flag creates another Docker volume and mounts it to the /usr/local/cargo/registry directory inside the container. The source of the volume is set to registry_cache. This is most likely used to cache the container's registry dependencies, ensuring faster package installations.
• cosmwasm/workspace-optimizer:0.12.10: This specifies the Docker image and its version that will be used to run the container. The command will pull the cosmwasm/workspace-optimizer image with version 0.12.10 if it's not already available locally.

Overall, this command runs a Docker container with the specified image and volumes, allowing for code and cache sharing between the host and the container.