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dev: rename front to front-dev in osrd-compose #10721

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dev: rename front to front-dev in osrd-compose #10721

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22 changes: 11 additions & 11 deletions osrd-compose
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Expand Up @@ -14,19 +14,19 @@ Usage: $0 [FLAGS] [DOCKER_COMPOSE_COMMANDS]
This script simplifies docker compose operations by managing override files.

Flags (optional, can be combined):
front Add front-end development container (docker/docker-compose.front.yml)
sw Enable single worker mode (docker/docker-compose.single-worker.yml)
host Use host networking mode (docker/docker-compose.host.yml)
default Reset to base configuration only and clear saved state
dev-front Add front-end development container (docker/docker-compose.front.yml)
sw Enable single worker mode (docker/docker-compose.single-worker.yml)
host Use host networking mode (docker/docker-compose.host.yml)
default Reset to base configuration only and clear saved state

Examples:
$0 front sw up # Start with front-end and single worker
$0 ps # Use previous configuration
$0 default up # Reset and start base configuration
$0 dev-front sw up # Start with front-end and single worker
$0 ps # Use previous configuration
$0 default up # Reset and start base configuration

State System:
The script maintains a state system to remember your last configuration.
When you run the script with flags (front, sw, host), these choices are saved
When you run the script with flags (dev-front, sw, host), these choices are saved
in a hidden file (.osrd-compose-state). Next time you run the script without
flags, it will automatically use this saved configuration. This lets you run
quick commands like 'ps' or 'logs' without re-specifying your setup each time.
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ while [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; do
DEFAULT_FLAG=true
shift
;;
front|sw|host)
dev-front|sw|host)
flags+=("$1")
shift
;;
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ if has_flag "host"; then
compose_files+=("$OVERRIDE_DIR/docker-compose.host.yml")
fi

if has_flag "front"; then
if has_flag "dev-front"; then
if has_flag "host"; then
compose_files+=("$OVERRIDE_DIR/docker-compose.host-front.yml")
else
Expand All @@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ if has_flag "sw"; then
compose_files+=("$OVERRIDE_DIR/docker-compose.single-worker.yml")
fi

# Build docker-compose command
# Build compose command.
cmd="docker compose"
for file in "${compose_files[@]}"; do
cmd+=" -f $file"
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