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docker watch currently rebuilds the whole image on change. Since Docker 1.8 docker supports the copying of files into a running container, so this will be a nice and faster alternative.
Still need to think about how to model this configuration wise.
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Another idea (not from me) is to use rsync via docker exec (or oc exec for openshift) to sync files into the container. This should be better perform than a plain copy.
So ideally we would support multiple variants of copying stuff into the container with an extra abstraction layer.
* mode == copy added
* documentation update
* postExec config for <watch> config and globale
* Refactored log out handlng to that command exec can use the same format.
docker watch
currently rebuilds the whole image on change. Since Docker 1.8 docker supports the copying of files into a running container, so this will be a nice and faster alternative.Still need to think about how to model this configuration wise.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: