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Changes in Docker compose configs not propagated to containers during compose up
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This is seemingly being worked on in: docker/compose#11931 |
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…elevant containers Changes in 'configs' in docker-compose.yml don't cause containers/services to be restarted. This will be fixed in the future upstream but for now force recreate of relevant containers during deployments. #1490
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When changing the contents of
configs:
in thedocker/docker-compose.yml
via.env
variables those changes are not propagated into the containers when running acompose up
command (eg: during deployment). This may also be the case with changes to theconfigs
themselves, not tested yet. Restarting the container also does not have the desired effect. The only thing that works currently is bringing the container (or the entire environment) down and up again (ie: recreating the container).A solution might be to include the variables in the container 'env' but this would only work for
.env
variable changes, not the rest of the config file.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: