fix(arcane): mount DOCKER_DIR to allow compose project resolution in v2.0#107
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📝 Title
fix(arcane): mount DOCKER_DIR to allow compose project resolution in v2.0+
💬 Description
Problem
Starting with version
v2.0.0, Arcane resolves container updates by reading the Docker Compose metadata labels on the host containers specifically the project's working directorycom.docker.compose.project.working_dirand configuration filescom.docker.compose.project.config_files).Because Arcane runs inside a container, it lacks access to the host's directory paths (e.g.,
/home/ubuntu/homelab), resulting in the following error when trying to update or redeploy containers (likenzbdavexorusenetstreamer):resolve compose project: project not found: <project_name>Solution
Mount the host's compose project directory to the exact same path inside the Arcane container using the template's standard
DOCKER_DIR:{DOCKER_DIR}volume mapping. This allows Arcane to successfully find, read, and resolve the compose files during the container update/redeploy process.Changes
apps/arcane/compose.yamlto include-DOCKER_DIR:{DOCKER_DIR}in thevolumessection.