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Turns out it was because I had _ (underscore) character for my container names, seems like it causes FluentDocker to ignore the wait (or doesn't find a match) when building.
Change my container name to 'postgres-projectname' seemed to fix the issue
Not sure if this is a bug or working as intended, but it would be nice to get some sort of notification/warning with using _ as a name. Hopefully this helps someone if they come across the same issue.
Note: This may be more of a docker limitation than an issue with FluentDocker, but hopefully this helps someone
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Not sure if this is actually said anywhere, but I was having a terrible time trying to get the wait to properly work with docker-compose.
None of the 'wait' lambda breakpoints where being hit, here is an example:
Placing a breakpoint inside the lambda would never stop at the "WaitForMessageInLogs" line.
Turns out it was because I had _ (underscore) character for my container names, seems like it causes FluentDocker to ignore the wait (or doesn't find a match) when building.
Change my container name to 'postgres-projectname' seemed to fix the issue
Not sure if this is a bug or working as intended, but it would be nice to get some sort of notification/warning with using _ as a name. Hopefully this helps someone if they come across the same issue.
Note: This may be more of a docker limitation than an issue with FluentDocker, but hopefully this helps someone
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: