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Occasionally (not sure when, maybe when computer goes to sleep, or when shell is closed by vscode, or something), the dotrun process ends, but the docker container in the background still runs.
This causes a conflict of port number when I try to run dotrun again
I have to manually stop given container in docker to be able to use dotrun again.
Dotrun containers have a unique names now, but listening on the same port still is blocking running another container if one is already running.
Would it be possible for dotrun to detect container running on given port and close it or something?
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Occasionally (not sure when, maybe when computer goes to sleep, or when shell is closed by vscode, or something), the dotrun process ends, but the docker container in the background still runs.
This causes a conflict of port number when I try to run dotrun again
I have to manually stop given container in docker to be able to use dotrun again.
Dotrun containers have a unique names now, but listening on the same port still is blocking running another container if one is already running.
Would it be possible for dotrun to detect container running on given port and close it or something?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: