I'm using the docker-java library in a command-line project, doing things like this:
    private DockerClient client;
    public Docker() {
        var config = DefaultDockerClientConfig
            .createDefaultConfigBuilder()
            .withDockerHost("tcp://localhost:2375")
            .build();
        client = DockerClientBuilder
            .getInstance(config)
            .build();
    }
    public String build(String name, Path dockerFilePath) throws InterruptedException {
        System.out.println("Building image from: " + dockerFilePath.toString());
        var tags = new HashSet<String>();
        tags.add(name);
        return client
            .buildImageCmd()
            .withNoCache(true)
            .withDockerfile(dockerFilePath.toFile())
            .withTags(tags)
            .start()
            .awaitCompletion()
            .awaitImageId();
    }
When I run the build method, my app hangs.  I'd troubleshoot that myself, but I can't see what's happening; there's no output in the console.
Hence my question:
Is there a way I can configure this library so that the Docker output logs to the Windows console?