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If you 'docker rm -f' a container associated with a repository, it ends up in the 'detached' state. At that point, while you can observe it via titan, you can't do anything with it.
Solution
Have 'titan start' check to see if the container doesn't exist, and if not, invoke 'docker run' instead.
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Problem
If you 'docker rm -f' a container associated with a repository, it ends up in the 'detached' state. At that point, while you can observe it via titan, you can't do anything with it.
Solution
Have 'titan start' check to see if the container doesn't exist, and if not, invoke 'docker run' instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: