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fix compose -p x logs -f
detect new services started after command
#10622
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compose -p x logs -f
detect new services started after command
e2e test is failing due to #10621 : scale up recreate container, which takes 10s |
…logs` with no explicit services Signed-off-by: Nicolas De Loof <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Nicolas De Loof <[email protected]>
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LGTM!
I did a bunch of combinations of up
& down
across different terminals, targeting specific services/adjusting scale/etc with an open compose -p $NAME logs -f
session and everything worked great ✨
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LGTM
when we run
compose --project-name logs
we SHOULD detect new services being started after the initial model has been built from actual ressources. For this purpose,create
events` adds container to the watched listadded an e2e test to check this behaves as expected
Related issue
fixes #10618
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