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Ignore exit-code when collecting outputs from containers

02 Feb 22:27
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always ignore exit-code from docker-compose in thread that collects c…

…ontainers output Fixes #80

isRequired fixed - properties were not exposed correctly

15 Jan 21:53
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0.6.12

isRequired fixed - properties were not exposed correctly

Remove containers of started services only

10 Jan 14:43
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Explicitly rm containers from startedServices in ComposeDown if remov…

…eContainers=true (#136)

Calling 'down' would remove containers from all services defined in the
docker-compose file. If startedServices is used and
removeContainers=true, we instead only rm the containers from
startedServices.
The warning message is removed as it became obsolete.

Honour startedService when stopping, exitCodeFromService settings removed

09 Jan 14:32
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0.6.10

exitCodeFromService settings removed - it cannot be applied Fixes #135

Handle output capturing when containers survive docker-compose

18 Dec 10:05
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If containers are not stopped and docker-compose logs ends then it exits with 143. This is not an error state. Fixes #80

Support for --ignore-pull-failures

11 Dec 21:38
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feat(composePull): add support for ignore-pull-failures arg (#127)

allow to skip failure as in docker-compose

Better failure handling

08 Dec 14:09
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down on failed up because of healthcheck during compose up because of…

… dependencies between containers with condition "service_healthy"

Fix NullPointerException problem when ComposeUp fails

13 Nov 19:33
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Improve behaviour in case of ComposeUp failure (#123)

* Fix NullPointerException when ComposeUp task fails

When the ComposeUp task fails, it tries to invoke the ComposeDown task.
This lead to a "java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke method
down() on null object" error due to an incorrect assignment order.

* Display correct health status when waitForHealthStateTimeout is exceeded

The health state was hard coded as 'starting', but it might also be
'unhealthy'.

Fix capturing of container log

10 Nov 10:27
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Method renaming wasn't handled on all places.

Don't wait for open TCP ports of services that haven't been started

09 Nov 15:07
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