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[FEAT] documentation on docker compose healthcheck #138
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Personally I don't think it's right to have this part of a containers readme as this is more general practice on how to use healthchecks with any container. I would be surprised if this documentation wasn't already in docker composes documentation. |
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The TZ throws error for me and wants different format: |
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Is this a new feature request?
Wanted change
Would you be so kind to add a section on a docker compose healthcheck in the readme.me
Reason for change
it took me a while crawling the internet, grabbing bits and pieces all around on obscure fora to get the information.
And a docker healthcheck is quite a common thing in modern solutions.
Proposed code change
Docker Compose healthcheck
After running the bazarr container without a healthcheck, access the gui and read out the api key.
Add a docker secrets file, as mentioned above, or add a line to the .env file.
Then add the healthcheck section to to the docker compose file and restart the container.
The env_file lines are optional, as a docker compose container should always look for a .env.
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