How to use the -login argument when running the Docker image?

One thing I have not learned I guess with Docker is that after I pulled and started the Docker container, when I ran it of course it exited due to, `ERROR: matrix-commander: E153: Credentials file was not found. Provide credentials file or use --login to create a credentials file`.

Made sense. However, I have no idea how I can do that when running the Docker container with Docker Desktop on Windows. Any wise words or suggestions?

Output:

```
2025-01-09 20:33:23 2025-01-10 01:33:23,595: ERROR: matrix-commander: E153: Credentials file was not found. Provide credentials file or use --login to create a credentials file.
2025-01-09 20:33:23 2025-01-10 01:33:23,595: INFO: matrix-commander: 1 error and 0 warnings occurred.
```

Look at the Dockerfile and the entrypoint script to understand how the container is started. Check the project's README for Docker usage examples. The user needs to pass the --login argument to the matrix-commander command inside the container, likely via docker run arguments or an interactive shell. Verify by running the container interactively to test the login flow.

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