USAGE: ./build.sh -d # For a stable default build
./build.sh -l # Pull the latest dependencies, and timestamp container
./build.sh -p PORT -v VOLUME -w WORKERS # If one is given, all are required.
@ngehlenborg / @pkerpedjiev : I hope this does what both of you want:
Using -d will now do the same thing every time, and you are responsible for cleaning up from the previous run so the names and the port can be reused.
Using -l will get the latest version of the dependencies, pick a random port, and time stamp the resulting image/container/network.
Fix #78
@ngehlenborg / @pkerpedjiev : I hope this does what both of you want:
-dwill now do the same thing every time, and you are responsible for cleaning up from the previous run so the names and the port can be reused.-lwill get the latest version of the dependencies, pick a random port, and time stamp the resulting image/container/network.