Nick Payne

Great idea; as you can see this project is sorely neglected but if you'd like to submit a PR you're more than welcome - otherwise I'll try and find some...

This is now the default behaviour but needs some finessing, that's for sure!

I hadn't considered being able to rebuild the images powering the containers themselves - that feels like it could be pretty tricky! I mainly noted it down because in dev...

I think the real trouble with image rebuilds is twofold: 1) Some Dockerfile dependencies can change implicitly; i.e. the contents of an upstream FROM image might get updated, but decking...

#6 now implemented so this can start to be done; only issue is of course dependencies starting in the correct order

Sorry for skirting these PRs guys, been really busy and not had any time to think them over. Trying to find a few hours this evening. I've got no problem...

Hey Alexandros, Sorry; I've no idea why GitHub doesn't email me notifications of issues in my repos until I comment on them (despite telling me I'm subscribed already) - I...

Thanks for your feedback as always :). It sounds like we've both got deployment at the 'good enough' stage for now. I do agree ideally it'd be as simple as...

As @stephenmelrose says, (start|stop|restart) just effectively mirror their corresponding docker commands; if you stop and restart a container without decking you just get the same container again (which makes sense)....

Yep, precisely why it must be an option presented to the user so we don't unexpectedly trash a container :). EDIT: and/or to stop annoying users with prompts, it could...