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I'am using the plugin for a couple of weeks now with Docker. I noticed that every time a new container will be started the old ones are still available but never been used again.
I think there are 2 options to optimize this:
Option 1: Add --rm to the docker run command. When a container has been used and exited it will be automatically removed and it will keep your list of containers clean.
Option 2: When a container has been initialized, keep the container name in cache and re-use the container the next time it needs to be started. Maybe this can be linked to the PHP project.
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I'am using the plugin for a couple of weeks now with Docker. I noticed that every time a new container will be started the old ones are still available but never been used again.
I think there are 2 options to optimize this:
Option 1: Add --rm to the docker run command. When a container has been used and exited it will be automatically removed and it will keep your list of containers clean.
Option 2: When a container has been initialized, keep the container name in cache and re-use the container the next time it needs to be started. Maybe this can be linked to the PHP project.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: