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When we run `local/dev start` we expect that any running `dev/local` project will be stopped. Previously, we were running `docker compose ls` twice, and for all running Compose projects on the server. We changed this behaviour: 1. By swapping the project name check and the check for running compose projects, we run `docker compose ls` just once: for dev in local mode, and vice versa. 2. By checking only Compose projects in the context of local/dev. That way we ignore any other non-tutor project.
DawoudSheraz
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May 20, 2025
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When we run
local/dev startwe expect that any runningdev/localproject will be stopped. Previously, we were runningdocker compose lstwice, and for all running Compose projects on the server. We changed this behaviour:docker compose lsjust once: for dev in local mode, and vice versa.