Explain the auto-removal of anonymous volumes at the description of 'create --rm' and 'run --rm'#4188
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Explain the auto-removal of anonymous volumes at the description of 'create --rm' and 'run --rm' Signed-off-by: Park Jaeon <me@finalchild.dev>
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rebased; looks like most of this was done in #5084, but this PR had a couple of remaining spots. |
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Original:
Automatically remove the container when it exits
Change to:
Automatically remove the container and its associated anonymous volumes when it exits
The behavior is currently not properly documented and can be a source of confusion. Only docs/reference/run.md has a note about it.
podman run --rmhas similar behavior and it is documented.It is the same as calling
docker rm -von container exit. code