Add feature to choose which services to start with docker-compose up#236
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Add feature to choose which services to start with docker-compose up#236chipkillmar wants to merge 1 commit intopalantir:masterfrom
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@j-baker could you please review this pull request? Thanks in advance. |
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I really hope that this change will get soon into new release. Having ability to define which services should be started would help our project a lot! |
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Sometimes we prefer to run
docker-compose up -d service1 service2 ...where this represents a proper subset of services. It helps reduce startup time, and allows for better reuse of Docker Compose files.These changes add to the
DockerComposeRulebuilder to specify which services to start, e.g.See also: #182