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I'm not sure I completely understand the issue, but there's a good chance that #711 has fixed this.
I think if you do docker run -v /dbdata --name dbdata docker is not going to re-use the volume. fig handles this case and takes care of re-using the old volume.
If I upgrade volume source docker and use
fig run
to start it again, it seems intermediate container cannot deal with this porperly?e.g.
dbdata
has a volume/dbdata
db1 --volume-from dbdata
if fig use
docker rm dbdata
and thendocker run -v /dbdata --name dbdata
db1
anddbdata
will not share the same volume anymore.And, intermediate container is responsible for record only one-way (get_volumes_from) direction?
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