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It would be nice to have a simple command to erase all Docker resources related to the current environment.
Why?
I recently renamed a GitHub repository, and renamed the entire application as well. My dip project name changed as well.
The process to remove the existing docker resources is pretty straightforward with dip compose down --volumes --rmi, but I thought it would be even easier to have a command like dip rm or dip destroy
This is really not much, but as a developper, the easier the better :)
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Description
It would be nice to have a simple command to erase all Docker resources related to the current environment.
Why?
I recently renamed a GitHub repository, and renamed the entire application as well. My dip project name changed as well.
The process to remove the existing docker resources is pretty straightforward with
dip compose down --volumes --rmi
, but I thought it would be even easier to have a command likedip rm
ordip destroy
This is really not much, but as a developper, the easier the better :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: