:wave: Hello folks, <https://github.com/crossplane/crossplane|Crossplane> maintainer here. We recently replaced our make-based build system with Earthly and have had a great experience so far. Thank you for the neat tool :raised_hands: I have a question: We are also running our e2e tests as an Earthly target which deploys Crossplane into a kubernetes cluster and runs our e2e tests. During development, usually I would like to inspect the cluster and see what is going on. However, I couldn’t manage to see/exec into the Earthly container. `earthly -i` only helps after the test fails and gave the shell to me. Ideally, I am looking for an experience like finding the container with `docker ls` and exec into it with `docker exec` while it is running. Are there any ways to achieve something similar?

:wave: Hello folks,

https://github.com/crossplane/crossplane|Crossplane maintainer here. We recently replaced our make-based build system with Earthly and have had a great experience so far. Thank you for the neat tool :raised_hands:

I have a question: We are also running our e2e tests as an Earthly target which deploys Crossplane into a kubernetes cluster and runs our e2e tests. During development, usually I would like to inspect the cluster and see what is going on. However, I couldn’t manage to see/exec into the Earthly container. earthly -i only helps after the test fails and gave the shell to me. Ideally, I am looking for an experience like finding the container with docker ls and exec into it with docker exec while it is running. Are there any ways to achieve something similar?

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