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helper="It is calculated together with the Base Directory:<br><span class='dark:text-warning'>{{ Str::start($application->base_directory.$application->docker_compose_location, '/') }}</span>" />
helper="If you use this, you need to specify paths relatively and should use the same compose file in the custom command, otherwise the automatically configured labels / etc won't work.<br><br>So in your case, use: <span class='dark:text-warning'>docker compose -f .{{ Str::start($application->base_directory.$application->docker_compose_location, '/') }} build</span>"
helper="If you use this, you need to specify paths relatively and should use the same compose file in the custom command, otherwise the automatically configured labels / etc won't work.<br><br>So in your case, use: <span class='dark:text-warning'>docker compose -f .{{ Str::start($application->base_directory.$application->docker_compose_location, '/') }} up -d</span>"
helper="It is calculated together with the Base Directory:<br><span class='dark:text-warning'>{{ Str::start($application->base_directory.$application->dockerfile_location, '/') }}</span>" />
helper="It is calculated together with the Base Directory:<br><span class='dark:text-warning'>{{ Str::start($application->base_directory.$application->docker_compose_location, '/') }}</span>" />
helper="If you use this, you need to specify paths relatively and should use the same compose file in the custom command, otherwise the automatically configured labels / etc won't work.<br><br>So in your case, use: <span class='dark:text-warning'>docker compose -f .{{ Str::start($application->base_directory.$application->docker_compose_location, '/') }} build</span>"
helper="If you use this, you need to specify paths relatively and should use the same compose file in the custom command, otherwise the automatically configured labels / etc won't work.<br><br>So in your case, use: <span class='dark:text-warning'>docker compose -f .{{ Str::start($application->base_directory.$application->docker_compose_location, '/') }} up -d</span>"
helper="It is calculated together with the Base Directory:<br><span class='dark:text-warning'>{{ Str::start($application->base_directory.$application->dockerfile_location, '/') }}</span>" />
helper="You can add custom docker run options that will be used when your container is started.<br>Note: Not all options are supported, as they could mess up Coolify's automation and could cause bad experience for users.<br><br>Check the <a class='underline dark:text-white' href='https://coolify.io/docs/knowledge-base/docker/custom-commands'>docs.</a>"
helper="You can add custom docker run options that will be used when your container is started.<br>Note: Not all options are supported, as they could mess up Coolify's automation and could cause bad experience for users.<br><br>Check the <a class='underline dark:text-white' href='https://coolify.io/docs/knowledge-base/docker/custom-commands'>docs.</a>"
helper="Use a build server to build your application. You can configure your build server in the Server settings. This is experimental. For more info, check the <a href='https://coolify.io/docs/knowledge-base/server/build-server' class='underline' target='_blank'>documentation</a>."
helper="If your application is a static site or the final build assets should be served as a static site, enable this." />
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helper="Use a build server to build your application. You can configure your build server in the Server settings. This is experimental. For more info, check the <a href='https://coolify.io/docs/knowledge-base/server/build-server' class='underline' target='_blank'>documentation</a>."
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