Closed clement-igonet closed 4 years ago
Hello,
The plugin considers the cluster to be up when a command docker-compose -f path_to_your_compose_file -p your_project_name ps -q
returns at least a single container id, even if that container is down.
The error you are referring to may happen if a previous maven run didn't shut down the docker-compose cluster properly. You can clean it up manually with docker-compose -f path_to_your_compose_file -p your_project_name down
command. There is also a possiblity that you are using an explicit project name in the plugin's configuration which conflicts with a project name of another docker-compose cluster that's running on your machine. Unfortunetly I can't tell much more without looking at how you configured the plugin.
Closing due to inactivity.
What to do when I get this message ? I've restarted my docker service to be clean. No improvement.