Remove all app containers before removing volume
If volume location changes, we re-create the volume. However, volume can only be removed if all the containers using it are deleted. For example, the scheduler might be running a container using it.
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@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ function attachDockerRequest(req, res, next) {
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function containersCreate(req, res, next) {
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safe.set(req.body, 'HostConfig.NetworkMode', 'cloudron'); // overwrite the network the container lives in
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safe.set(req.body, 'NetworkingConfig', {}); // drop any custom network configs
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safe.set(req.body, 'Labels', _.extend({ }, safe.query(req.body, 'Labels'), { appId: req.app.id })); // overwrite the app id to track containers of an app
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safe.set(req.body, 'Labels', _.extend({ }, safe.query(req.body, 'Labels'), { appId: req.app.id, isCloudronManaged: String(false) })); // overwrite the app id to track containers of an app
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safe.set(req.body, 'HostConfig.LogConfig', { Type: 'syslog', Config: { 'tag': req.app.id, 'syslog-address': 'udp://127.0.0.1:2514', 'syslog-format': 'rfc5424' }});
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const appDataDir = path.join(paths.APPS_DATA_DIR, req.app.id, 'data'),
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