Closed litetoooooom closed 3 days ago
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To ensure that your changes in the web directory take effect, you need to rebuild the Docker image for the web service. Here are the steps you should follow:
Navigate to the docker directory in the Dify source code:
cd dify/docker
Rebuild the Docker image for the web service:
docker compose build web
Restart the Docker containers:
docker compose down
docker compose up -d
Note: If you have Docker Compose V2 installed, use
docker compose
instead ofdocker-compose
. You can check your Docker Compose version with$ docker compose version
. For more details, refer to the Docker Compose V2 documentation.
This will ensure that your modifications are included in the new Docker image and the changes take effect. Additionally, you can verify that all containers are running correctly by using:
docker compose ps
This command will list the status of all containers, including the web
service, to ensure everything is up and running [1][2][3].
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Actually the bot is right, you need to rebuild the image after your did some modifications in web/ .
The docker compose up
does not rebuild the image, typically you can use docker compose up -t
to rebuild the image, but not in our repo.
For more information, please read our github actions to manage rebuild this image. FYI, if you want to change the Logo, you should contact our business@dify.ai as well :)
Self Checks
Dify version
0.6.11
Cloud or Self Hosted
Self Hosted (Docker)
Steps to reproduce
I modified a file in the web directory, but the changes did not take effect when I ran
docker-compose up
. What should I do? It seems I need to modify something in the configuration file.✔️ Expected Behavior
No response
❌ Actual Behavior
No response