Closed SnowDrifterr closed 3 years ago
I never used a synology GUI but generally you just want to replace the image and keep volumes.
Personally, I would use the CLI to start/stop/restart. The GUI for Docker doesn't use the same terminology as the docker CLI, so it's not 100% clear to me what is going on.
Looking at it, use actions. "Stop" appears to be the same as "docker stop" which will NOT pull a new image when its changed. I tried "Clear" and it does NOT delete the saves/config/mods/etc., so it appears that "Clear" is the same as "docker rm".
So I would try "Stop" followed by "Clear" followed by "start", assuming you've set up the container to use "Latest".
Synology is making containers harder, not easier. Use the CLI.
Running it on a synology which is GUI based. Little unclear on how to update my container