(Cross-posted from the official Docker forums)
Im running Docker CE version 23.0.1 on two different Ubuntu 22.04.1 machines and my daily routine is to run docker compose pull followed by docker compose up -d every morning manually because I like to see whats going on. Ive noticed that for the last week or so that docker compose up -d is recreating every container that has been updated recently, even if it recreated it previously.
My containers are running fine and everything is stable, but I wouldnt expect this kind of behavior and I cant find where anything has changed.
I was able to clear this issue yesterday by stopping all containers, running docker system prune -a, and then running docker compose up -d again, but today after a few containers were upgraded, I see the issue again:
Sample from one machine:
Thank you for any tips!
Im running Docker CE version 23.0.1 on two different Ubuntu 22.04.1 machines and my daily routine is to run docker compose pull followed by docker compose up -d every morning manually because I like to see whats going on. Ive noticed that for the last week or so that docker compose up -d is recreating every container that has been updated recently, even if it recreated it previously.
My containers are running fine and everything is stable, but I wouldnt expect this kind of behavior and I cant find where anything has changed.
I was able to clear this issue yesterday by stopping all containers, running docker system prune -a, and then running docker compose up -d again, but today after a few containers were upgraded, I see the issue again:
Sample from one machine:
Code:
roddie@plex ~/docker% docker compose up -d
[+] Running 1/1
⠿ Container plex Started 6.7s
roddie@plex ~/docker% docker compose up -d
[+] Running 1/1
⠿ Container plex Started 7.0s