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Watchtower causes an issue for me in combination with the --abort-on-container-exit flag for dockers compose up subcommand.
Docker compose removed the container on its own after the container was stopped. This leads to an error when watchtower attempts to remove the container.
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Describe the bug
Watchtower causes an issue for me in combination with the
--abort-on-container-exit
flag for dockerscompose up
subcommand.Docker compose removed the container on its own after the container was stopped. This leads to an error when watchtower attempts to remove the container.
Error: No such container: 425173...
The error is thrown by this ContainerRemove call.
Steps to reproduce
docker compose up --abort-on-container-exit
Expected behavior
I expect for watchtower to be able to skip the container removal, either automatically if the container is already gone or with an explicit option.
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