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fix: make sure router gets built on start, for #5040 #5052
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This solved @rpkoller 's problem, this alone, was tested on misbehaving system. |
I hope that is the correct bit @rfay asked for. but that is the output we had debugging the problem on my computer. in
and then the following command inspecting the router output:
If i should anything else please let me know. and again thanks for that quick fix and the spontaneous debugging session! |
@rpkoller can you please check if the binaries from #5052 (comment) work for you? Thanks! |
@rpkoller had already tested earlier version; the complexity is once the problem is solved (once the new image gets built) the problem is solved. So he can't test without going back to earlier version (with traefik enabled), deleting all build cache, deleting -built image, and then upgrading. |
Thanks for fixing in 8f409c7 and the refactor of the embeds is 💯 |
The Issue
We've been having trouble on upgrades with ddev-router not getting rebuilt; it turns out the docker-compose command didn't have --build in there.
How This PR Solves The Issue
Add
--build
so router gets rebuilt if it already existed.Manual Testing Instructions
Automated Testing Overview
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