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diff --git a/docs/Install-with-Docker.md b/docs/Install-with-Docker.md index 6e070d8..6c5bf1e 100644 --- a/docs/Install-with-Docker.md +++ b/docs/Install-with-Docker.md @@ -124,14 +124,11 @@ First of all, you just need to use the `git` tool to update your repository by r Then you can just run the following command: -`./acore.sh docker build`: to rebuild the sources and generating new binaries. Moreover, it will import latest database changes. +`./acore.sh docker build`: to rebuild the images and generate new binaries. Moreover, it will also import latest database changes. -NOTE: sometime you also need to recreate the docker images and re-download new version of the client data. We do not update so often neither the Dockerfile nor the client data, but when it happens you can run the following commands: - -1. `docker-compose down` : it will delete the containers (not the volumes, so your data will be safe). -2. `docker-compose build`: it will rebuild your docker images based on the Dockerfile (normally it's automatically done by the `./acore.sh docker start:app/build` commands) -3. `./acore.sh client-data`: it will download the new version of the client data if there's a new version available +NOTE: We do not update so often the client data, but when it happens you can run the following command: +`./acore.sh client-data`: it will download the new version of the client data if there's a new version available ### How to run the worldserver with GDB @@ -259,7 +256,7 @@ After stopping and removing your containers you can proceed to remove the volume **Note** If you've changed your folder name from the default `azerothcore-wotlk` the volume name will be slightly different. To find the new volume name you can use the command `docker volume ls`. The volume should be labelled something along the lines of `xxxx_ac-database`. -### macOS optimizations +### macOS optimizations (for dev server) The **osxfs** is well known to have [performance limitations](https://github.com/docker/for-mac/issues/1592), that's why we optimized the docker-compose file for the **osxfs** by using volumes and the "delegated" strategy. However, we also introduced an experimental feature to let you use named volumes instead of binded ones. |