CACHE after pull of redis 6.2.4 will not start. Complains FATAL CONFIG ERROR

[ianathompson]

Describe the issue After doing the latest docker-compose pull for weblate, database and cache, the cache would not start. When reviewing the stderr output in Docker the system complains:

Attaching to cache_1
cache_1  |
cache_1  | *** FATAL CONFIG FILE ERROR (Redis 6.2.4) ***
cache_1  | Reading the configuration file, at line 2
cache_1  | >>> 'appendonly "yes" "redis-server"'
cache_1  | wrong number of arguments
cache_1 exited with code 1

I already tried

Describe the steps you tried to solve the problem yourself.

• [ ] I tried to change the command to command: redis-server --appendonly yes as some other docker compose files do for redis. This still had the same error message.
• [ ] I removed the command: ["redis-server", "--appendonly", "yes"] code and then ran docker compose up cache --force-recreate and the cache image loaded.
• [ ] I logged into the cache image to see if I code run the redis-server command manually. It produced an error about it already running.
• [ ] I left the cache without the command: ["redis-server", "--appendonly", "yes"] code in the docker-compose.override.yml file
• [ ] I ran a docker compose up --force-recreate command on all of the images.
• [ ] The system ran as expected.

Not sure if I missed a step or if something changed with 6.2.4.

To Reproduce the issue

docker compose pull Pulling weblate Pulling database Pulling cache

Expected behavior I expected the system to pull all the latest versions of the software, reload the configuration files and start up without issue. It did not.

[nijel]

I could not reproduce this, but it might be some issue in the version you were running before and got exhibited during the upgrade. The CI tests pass with current version as well, so it's most likely some upgrading issue of the redis container...

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