fix(docker): Set explicit container_name on all services#83
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EnsureContainerName only named the primary service, leaving others
with Docker Compose auto-generated names. This caused cron jobs and
backups to fail when targeting secondary services using the
{deploymentName}-{serviceName} convention.
EnsureContainerNames now sets container_name on every service:
primary gets {deploymentName}, others get {deploymentName}-{service}.
Existing container_name values are preserved. The compose file is
patched automatically on start/restart/rebuild, so existing
deployments pick up correct names on next restart.
Closes #82
Signed-off-by: nfebe <fenn25.fn@gmail.com>
Code Review SummaryThis PR fixes an issue where only the primary service was assigned a static container name, causing targeting issues for cron jobs/backups on secondary services. It now ensures every service in a compose file has an explicit 🚀 Key Improvements
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EnsureContainerName only named the primary service, leaving others with Docker Compose auto-generated names. This caused cron jobs and backups to fail when targeting secondary services using the {deploymentName}-{serviceName} convention.
EnsureContainerNames now sets container_name on every service: primary gets {deploymentName}, others get {deploymentName}-{service}. Existing container_name values are preserved. The compose file is patched automatically on start/restart/rebuild, so existing deployments pick up correct names on next restart.
Closes #82