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When I enable analytics service in config.toml, how can I make supabase cli start service?
Maybe I can do with supabase stop and supabase start, but that would be recreate all service which is slow. Maybe an restart command like docker restart is quicker?
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Thanks for the suggestion. I think we can have supabase start compare the list of running services vs enabled services in config.toml. It can then launch newly enabled containers incrementally.
Thanks for the suggestion. I think we can have supabase start compare the list of running services vs enabled services in config.toml. It can then launch newly enabled containers incrementally.
Yes, just like k8s kubetcl apply config.yml, autodiff and action to keep local services status match the config.toml
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When I enable analytics service in config.toml, how can I make supabase cli start service?
Maybe I can do with
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command likedocker restart
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