Docker-compose Projects not building
Hi,
I have a VisualStudio project that consists of 3 Services within a docker-compose file. I can run the project and the containers spin up. Debugging also works fine!
The 3 Services themselfes have Dockerfiles and they should be build within the Docker-containers, with the environment variables from the docker-compose-file/env file.
When I change something in the projects and rebuild, the container is not updated. Instead the build is performed locally and the running Docker-Container does not know that the image has been updated. In VisualStudio, after saving a file and hitting "refreh" it automatically builds the project and updates fine!
When I activate the --force build option it works. But that takes a long time.
So my question is: How does Jet Brains Rider recognize that a Service changed and needs to be rebuilt with docker-compose?
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I guess it is not possible with Rider? Very unfortunate :/ I switch back to Visual Studio whenever I work with docker-compose, which currently is like 90%
Hello Marcello,
You are right, this is not possible in Rider at the moment. Here is the corresponding feature request: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RIDER-43484. Please note that the visibility for this issue is set to "Only registered users", so please create a YouTrack account to watch and upvote it.
The above link doesn't work.
Fast/Regular modes for docker debugging are available in Rider 2022.1.
Fast mode is enabled by default for dockerfile and docker-compose debugging.
You can disable the publish step using
Don't use publish in Docker fast debugoption in Run configurations.To use regular mode, you can add
<ContainerDevelopmentMode>Regular</ContainerDevelopmentMode>in .csproj or enableDon't use Docker fast debugin Run configurations.Currently, fast mode has a few limitations:
If your solution does not match the requirements, then debug will start in regular mode.
We continue to work on improving this feature.