What are these create from example images?
Create from example
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Which images do you mean?
The compose plugin has a menu item "add from example". If you press it you get a list of examples for compose files.
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What are these create from example images?
The information is on the wiki.
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The information is on the wiki.
QuoteAllows you to create example containers from preconfigured yaml files in the plugin. In this list you will find numerous examples of yaml files ready to be adapted to your system configuration and implemented next.
what are the preconfigured yaml files in the plugin?
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what are the preconfigured yaml files in the plugin?
If you click the "Add from example" button, you'll see a list of all the examples, along with a brief explanation of each. If you install any of them, you'll be able to see the code. If you don't like it, you can safely delete it; this won't change anything on your system.
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ports: - 3000:3000:tcp - 3001:3001:tcpI suggest:
Codeports: - 3000:3000 - 3001:3001Or:
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I think I somehow get it. These are random compose.yaml files that might or might not work without tweaking?
Most of them will work without any adjustments if you have the CHANGE_TO_COMPOSE_DATA_PATH variable set. Obviously, not all systems are the same, and you'll probably want to customize your paths.
I understand and love the idea but if nobody is going to monitor and update this function regularly it is close to pointless. I might sound mean but it is a hars world out there.
As for maintenance, you already know that only ryecoaaron is responsible for maintaining the code. You can't expect everything to be up to date with the latest move of each container; that's unfeasible. However, ryecoaaron is quite responsive to these issues and corrects any necessary issues when someone posts on the forum.
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These are random compose.yaml files that might or might not work without tweaking?
They are called examples because that implies they are an example. Examples of any nature may not work on all systems. So, yes you might need to tweak them.
I understand and love the idea but if nobody is going to monitor and update this function regularly it is close to pointless
You found one compose file that needs to be updated and you assume none of them are monitored/updated? It is not pointless. It gives you a starting point to create a compose file. Sometimes you have to do a little work.
I might sound mean but it is a hars world out there.
It isn't harsh or mean but for those in the real world, you found a bug. Report it or submit a fix and go on with life. I didn't create all of the example files and I will NOT maintain them all. Other people are going to have to help! I try to make sure the link to the github repo is at the top of the compose example so that someone can look to see what needs updating and report it.
FR: remove `Create from example`
No. Terrible idea.
As for maintenance, you already know that only ryecoaaron is responsible for maintaining the code. You can't expect everything to be up to date with the latest move of each container; that's unfeasible. However, ryecoaaron is quite responsive to these issues and corrects any necessary issues when someone posts on the forum.
I do maintain the plugin's code (not the problem here) but I don't maintain all of the examples. I didn't even create most of them. I don't think that should stop outsiders from submitting them.
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I do maintain the plugin's code (not the problem here) but I don't maintain all of the examples. I didn't even create most of them. I don't think that should stop outsiders from submitting them.
I'm not sure I understand your answer. So I'm supposed to assume you won't make corrections when a user spots a mistake and posts it on the forum?
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I'm not sure I understand your answer. So I'm supposed to assume you won't make corrections when a user spots a mistake and posts it on the forum?
Sure I will but people can also submit a pull request.
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