If you want/need a clean state you can delete the var docker volume.
docker volume rm var-gemeindescan-webui
If you have a vscode related problem it could help to delete the vscode docker volume.
- django:
docker volume rm gemeindescan-webui_vscode-remote-django
- vue:
docker volume rm gemeindescan-webui_vscode-remote-vue
When the ./manage.py
doesn't work your need to execute python3 manage.py
instead.
Do a docker-compose kill
and docker-compose rm
if there are some container problems.
With docker-compose logs -f
you can see the output of the containers if there is a problem.
With docker images
you can list all download images and display the hash image id.
Do docker rmi 2dadea35c9d0 8ae2cb92062c ...
to delete not needed images and free up some space.