Steps to reproduce

0. Use OkDockerHttpClient.
1. Create Docker image based on busybox and use the following sample script as its CMD:

   #!/bin/sh
   while read -r line; do echo "$line"; done
   

2. Create a Docker container with the corresponding flags (StdInOnce flag is essential here):

   CreateContainerResponse container = dockerClient.createContainerCmd(imageId)
       .withStdinOpen(true)
       .withStdInOnce(true)
       .exec();
   

3. Start the container.
4. Attach to the container:

   PipedOutputStream stdinSource = new PipedOutputStream();
   PipedInputStream stdin = new PipedInputStream(stdinSource);
   
   ResultCallback.Adapter<Frame> resultCallback = dockerClient.attachContainerCmd(container.getId())
       .withStdOut(true)
       .withStdErr(true)
       .withStdIn(stdin)
       .withFollowStream(true)
       .exec(new ResultCallback.Adapter<>())
   

5. Close stdin: stdinSource.close()

Expected result

The script receives EOF from stdin and the script finishes. The container is stopped.

Actual result

The script keeps waiting for stdin. The container keeps running.