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Thanks, first I thought... it cannot be, because when you delete the container, the named volumes are still there; but I guess that they might have deleted cont

Thanks, first I thought... it cannot be, because when you delete the container, the named volumes are still there; but I guess that they might have deleted contents using the app itself, without realizing they were sharing the directory...

jhardy54 6y ago
`docker system prune rm -af` ftw
- throwaway29103 6y ago
  Thanks, will this also remove the files in named volumes? I hope it won't! (Will not try :-D)