Docker updating to latest version without pull command

[zero-thermo]

Issue

Running docker-compose down && docker-compose up -d pulls the latest Ryot image even without invoking docker-compose pull

Steps to Recreate

1. Use image: 'ignisda/ryot:latest' in docker-compose.yml
2. Run docker-compose down && docker-compose up -d

Expected Behavior: Docker stops all containers. Docker then starts all containers without updating.

Observed Behavior: Docker stops all containers. Docker updates Ryot container without running docker-compose pull. Docker starts all containers.

Other Notes

Locking Ryot to a version via image: 'ignisda/ryot:v10.2.1' removes the issue and Docker stops and starts containers without updating.

[IgnisDa]

Do you have pull_policy: latest in your docker compose?

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[zero-thermo]

Do you have pull_policy: latest in your docker compose?
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Ah yes that must be it! I've never used that before, and it's not in the current Ryot docker-compose.yml. Must've been a leftover from some of the earlier versions. Thanks for pointing that out.