[ENHANCEMENT] bastille copy, much like scp

[PythonLinks]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I have a produciton container. I clone it, make changes, and then want to copy those changes back to the production container. Today it was /root/.emacs.d/

Right now I have to type in some ridiculously long "bastille cp" command.

Describe the solution you'd like

I would like to be able to do

bastille copy -r debug:/root/.emacs.d production:/root/.emacs.d

where debug and production are two containers.
Maybe even allow an ALL argument as the target.

I also often want to copy things out of a container to the host system.
Without the : it would assume the file or directory is in the host system.

Basically just like scp but for containers.

Also an alias would be nice
bcp -r debug:/root/.emacs.d production:/root/.emacs.d

Describe alternatives you've considered
I just type in the long commands. I could probably write this as a shell script myself.
It is a good first project for someone who wants to learn how bastille works.

Additional context
If bcp works like scp, it would be easy for people to grok it.

[tschettervictor]

Can't you do bastille copy all ... or do you just want those two jails?
@PythonLinks

[tschettervictor]

Bastille already has cp (host to jail) and rcp (jail to host)

Have you tried this?

[tschettervictor]

@PythonLinks plesse test #805. It has what you are asking for.

[bmac2]

#805 implements this feature. Closing this request.