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@karolkolodziej This is weird indeed, my configuration is: ``` Angular CLI: 14.2.3 Node: 16.13.1 Package Manager: npm 8.1.2 OS: linux x64 ``` Did anyone who had this issue in the...

@willfarrell I confirm that this is still happening on the latest version. Actually it's easy to reproduce: 1) Create a container that fails every healthcheck 2) Set both `healtcheck` interval...

I created a GIF recording to illustrate the problem. The only way I can stop my container is to kill `autoheal` first: 

+1 I would also like to use it to define small config files (such as nginx.conf) in docker-compose. A great example is here: https://github.com/docker/compose/issues/3538

@dreampiggy Thanks, `SDWebImageRefreshCached` sounds like a perfect solution. Very nice!

@dreampiggy Sorry for the multiple comments... I think I struggle using `SDWebImageRefreshCached` the right way. I added this to my (SwiftUI) code: ```swift WebImage(url: url, options: .refreshCached) .onSuccess { image,...

@dreampiggy Thanks for your response. Interestingly, although I added the following code to my app: ``` import SDWebImage import SDWebImageSwiftUI class AppDelegate: NSObject, UIApplicationDelegate { func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions...

I think that in general it would be useful to have a built-in option to keep cached images as long as there is a valid new version of them. If...

I like the `.refreshCachedIgnoreError` option. Should we let people vote before I create the new request?

I confirm that motion events are **not** working in 4.2.2 :( Except that downgrading to 4.2.1 nor to 3.0.0 did not solve the problem. I think something might have changed...