no way to use -i option when using docker

[RamLavi]

Describe the bug
if I try to modify in file a file then you get an error:

22:30:07 safelyRenameFile [ERRO] Failed copying from /tmp/temp3534060719 to foo
22:30:07 safelyRenameFile [ERRO] open foo: permission denied

Steps to reproduce

1. create a file

$ cat <<EOF > foo
bar:
  - far1  
  - far2
  - falala
EOF

2. run the docker yq command to remove some stuff:

$ docker run --rm -i -v ${PWD}:/workdir mikefarah/yq eval -i 'del( .bar[] | select(. == "far*") )' foo
22:30:07 safelyRenameFile [ERRO] Failed copying from /tmp/temp3534060719 to foo
22:30:07 safelyRenameFile [ERRO] open foo: permission denied

If you try without the -i option then there is no problem:

$ docker run --rm -i -v ${PWD}:/workdir mikefarah/yq eval 'del( .bar[] | select(. == "far*") )' foo
bar:
  - falala

Version of yq: 4.X.X
Operating system: linux
Installed via: docker

Input Yaml
Concise yaml document(s) (as simple as possible to show the bug, please keep it to 10 lines or less)
data.yml:

bar:
  - far1  
  - far2
  - falala

Command
The command you ran:

docker run --rm -i -v ${PWD}:/workdir mikefarah/yq eval -i 'del( .bar[] | select(. == "far*") )' foo

Actual behavior

22:30:07 safelyRenameFile [ERRO] Failed copying from /tmp/temp3534060719 to foo
22:30:07 safelyRenameFile [ERRO] open foo: permission denied

bar:
  - far1  
  - far2
  - falala

Expected behavior

bar:
  - falala

Additional context
didn't find in the manual how to handle this scenario.

[RamLavi]

sorry for the noise, looks like it is possible, as mentioned here