After brining up a docker container 

- name: Docker Container
  docker:
    name: superduper
    image: mycompany/superduper/"{{ git_hash_short }}"
    state: reloaded
    pull: always
    command: bash "{{ path_to_script }}"/wrapper.sh
    env:
        APP_ROOT: "{{ app_root }}"


with docker module, how could you then do equivalent of 'docker exec -t 
superduper some_command' without doing a command or shell?


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