- Closed
- Minor
I discovered that docker start order is not maintained even though the GUI makes it seem like it is when you delete the docker folder/vDisk. Steps to recreate.
Install several containers.
See they are in alphabetical order by default.
Change their order.
Set startup timeout so you can confirm it's working correctly.
Stop all containers and stop docker service.
Delete docker vdisk/folder.
Restart docker service
Reinstall same containers
See that the containers are still in the same order in the GUI that you had put them in before but they now start in alphabetical order.
Temporary work around, reshuffle the order of the containers, and then they will start in the correct order again.