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run docker-compose up without --build (and maybe without -d) #200
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+1 this should be configurable |
I can add a setting which is "additional docker compose arguments". you could basically construct a string to be passed to the command. |
I think that is a good idea
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I can add a setting which is "additional docker compose arguments". you
could basically construct a string to be passed to the command.
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Hi,
I would like to have the possibility to run
docker-compose up
without--build
and without-d
.Reasons:
--build
: takes a long time on my laptop and I don't see the need to build everytime. also since it runs in cmd shell it sometimes breaks with an IO error (same command in powershell is fine)-d
: I usually run a unittest right after bringing my dev enviroment up, so I really would like to see this part of the logThx!
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