feat(compose): add support for automatic recreation of specific named volumes#1378
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I’m not sure this should be handled in doco-cd. Maybe it belongs in a fork or should be upstreamed to I opened a PR to Docker Compose. docker/compose#13808 |
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Allow recreation of specific named volumes
When Docker Compose detects a named volume definition change, deployment can fail with:
To opt in to automatic recreation for volumes that are safe to recreate (for example tmpfs-backed volumes),
set the top-level volume label
cd.doco.volume.recreate: "true".Only volumes with this label are eligible. Unlabeled volumes are never removed automatically.