Dockerfile rebuilt every debug session AddDockerfile(..).WithLifetime(Persistent)

[Simon900225]

We have a project that rarely changes but takes up to 30 seconds to start up. So when I read about WithLifetime(ContainerLifetime.Persistent) it seemed like a perfect fit.
And it partially works as the container isn't killed when I stop the debugger. The issue is that the next time I start the project the Dockerfile is rebuilt. When it's done the name of the container isn't changed (dataclient-4fcad0f2) but the image is updated and the container restarts.

The only documentation I could find was the following:

Persistent
Attempt to re-use a previously created resource (based on the container name) if one exists. Do not destroy the container on app host process shutdown.
In the event that a container with the given name does not exist, a new container will always be created based on the current ContainerResource configuration.
When an existing container IS found, Aspire MAY re-use it based on the following criteria:

• If the container WAS NOT originally created by Aspire, the existing container will be re-used.

• If the container WAS originally created by Aspire, and the "ContainerResource" configuration DOES match the existing container, the existing container will be re-used.

• If the container WAS originally created by Aspire, and the "ContainerResource" configuration DOES NOT match the existing container, the existing container will be stopped and a new container created in order to apply the updated configuration.

As I understand it, I haven't changed the ContainerResource configuration and the container should be re-used.

This is the code I use to set it up:

var dataClient = builder.AddDockerfile("dataclient", "..\\", "DataClient\\Dockerfile.debug")
    .WithHttpHealthCheck("/health")
    .WithEnvironment("INSTALLATION", "XXXXXX")
    .WithEnvironment("URL", "XXXXXXX")
    .WithHttpEndpoint(8060, 8060)
    .WithExternalHttpEndpoints()
    .WithLifetime(ContainerLifetime.Persistent);

Have I missed something?

[Simon900225]

Tested some more.
It works if i build the Dockerfile without aspire and use AddContainer instead.
I guess this will work but all developers in the team needs to build the dockerfile manually before they can run the aspire solution in that case.