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Changes legacy docker-compose to current docker compose command #802

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions README.md
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Expand Up @@ -180,9 +180,9 @@ Then, clone this repository, make it your working directory, and run the followi
bin/docker-dev-up
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You can now reach the voctoweb frontend at `http://localhost.c3voc.de/`. The backend is at `http://localhost.c3voc.de/admin`, with the default username `admin@example.org` and the password `media123`. You can stop the running containers using *Ctrl-C*. To start them again, just run `docker-compose up`.
You can now reach the voctoweb frontend at `http://localhost.c3voc.de/`. The backend is at `http://localhost.c3voc.de/admin`, with the default username `admin@example.org` and the password `media123`. You can stop the running containers using *Ctrl-C*. To start them again, just run `docker compose up`.

The whole application directory is mounted into the containers, so all changes you make to the files are reflected inside the application automatically. To run commands inside the voctoweb container, run `docker-compose run voctoweb $COMMAND`. If you ever need to rebuild the containers (because of new dependencies, for example), run the `docker-compose build` command again.
The whole application directory is mounted into the containers, so all changes you make to the files are reflected inside the application automatically. To run commands inside the voctoweb container, run `docker compose run voctoweb $COMMAND`. If you ever need to rebuild the containers (because of new dependencies, for example), run the `docker compose build` command again.

Image and video files in `docker/content` are tried first, if missing live data from media.ccc.de is used.

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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions bin/docker-dev-up
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#!/bin/sh

docker-compose build
docker-compose up -d postgres
docker-compose run voctoweb rake db:setup
docker-compose run voctoweb bin/update-data
docker-compose up voctoweb
docker compose build
docker compose up -d postgres
docker compose run --remove-orphans voctoweb rake db:setup
docker compose run --remove-orphans voctoweb bin/update-data
docker compose up voctoweb