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kurtkopchik avatar kurtkopchik commented on June 23, 2024

Hi @mb720, I'm glad that you are enjoying the Plugin!

There is code in the plugin to remove any networks that are created. However, it needs to know the name of the docker machine being used if it's something other than default.

There is a settingKey you can override in your build.sbt file with an alternate name for the docker machine if it's something other than default

dockerMachineName:="customDockerMachineName"

Here is the plugin code for network removal that should run when the containers are stopped during the restart process:

    if (getSetting(composeRemoveNetworkOnShutdown)) {
      // If the compose file being used is a version that creates a new network on startup then remove that network on
      // shutdown
      if (new File(composePath).exists()) {
        val composeYaml = readComposeFile(composePath)
        if (getComposeVersion(composeYaml) >= 2) {
          val dockerMachine = getSetting(dockerMachineName)
          dockerRemoveNetwork(instanceName, dockerMachine)
        }
      }
    }
 def dockerRemoveNetwork(networkName: String, dockerMachineName: String): Unit = {
    s"docker network rm ${networkName}_$dockerMachineName".!
  }

Hopefully that is the issue. Otherwise, we will have to investigate further.

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mb720 avatar mb720 commented on June 23, 2024

Thanks for your quick reply, Kurt!

Ah, I see. I was wondering why I was getting those errors every time I called dockerComposeStop:

Error response from daemon: network 899837_default not found

After adding the following to build.sbt, the network is removed properly:
dockerMachineName := s"${appName}-network"

Is that the settingKey you meant?

I should mention that I'm currently on Windows 10 x64.

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kurtkopchik avatar kurtkopchik commented on June 23, 2024

Hi @mb720,

Happy to hear that it's working for you now! And it's really great to hear you are on Windows 10 as the code was written to not have anything that was OS dependent but we never tested it before on Windows 10.

Yes, dockerMachineName was the key I meant to specify. (I've updated it in the previous comment.)

Thanks again for using the plugin and providing feedback!

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