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If you're changing a Dockerfile or even the scripts referenced there (such as invoke.sh), I think it needs to be rebuilt. You can use the build statement in the docker-compose, like you said. You can also then add a --build flag to docker-compose up -d in order to force the build the next time, even if there is already an image saved from a previous local build.
Note that if the sfm-base image (or the setup_reqs.sh it references) is changed and the sfm-base image is locally built, that copy will not get used when referenced in other Dockerfiles, since they refer to a particular sfm-base digest.
Update https://sfm.readthedocs.io/en/stable/development.html#building-vs-pulling and/or provide an
example.dev.docker-compose.yml
as part of thesfm-docker
repo, to contain information along the lines of (thanks @lwrubel ):The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: