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Deleting a sub-set of a stack deletes entire stack #13005
Thanks for reporting! I was not able to reproduce this problem. Here are the commands I ran: - Checked out https://github.com/docker/awesome-compose/tree/master/flask-redis - Ran docker compose up - Navigated to the UI and deleted the 'flask' container - Confirmed that the redis container was still running successfully
Clarification questions: - What version of Docker Desktop you're using? - Do the above steps also reproduce the issue for you? that will help confirm if it's something specific to your stack or if it's an environment problem.
Edited: nevermind, i misread the bug, i can repro now!
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nicks commentedon Oct 12, 2022
Thanks for reporting! I was not able to reproduce this problem. Here are the commands I ran:- Checked out https://github.com/docker/awesome-compose/tree/master/flask-redis- Randocker compose up- Navigated to the UI and deleted the 'flask' container- Confirmed that therediscontainer was still running successfullyClarification questions:- What version of Docker Desktop you're using?- Do the above steps also reproduce the issue for you? that will help confirm if it's something specific to your stack or if it's an environment problem.Edited: nevermind, i misread the bug, i can repro now!
ebriney commentedon Nov 10, 2022
Closing this issue because a fix has been released in Docker Desktop 4.14.0. See release notes for more details.
docker-robott commentedon Mar 5, 2023
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