Hello!
Please refer to the next GitHub repo
https://github.com/alberto-art3ch/mifosx_in_minutes
To see the docker-compose.yml file (line 10) to mount a local file system
in docker and persist the data
Thanks
Alberto
On Tue, Sep 3, 2024 at 11:35 AM Laban Kibowen
wrote:
> John you need to mount
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John you need to mount a volume on your host to persist the data. That way
you can run compose down use a different version and still have your data
intact.
On Tue, Sep 3, 2024, 09:18 John Mukundo wrote:
> Hello users,
>
> I am using mifos x v24 on Ubuntu 24 running on docker.
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> There is s
... the performance issues stem from "dependsOn"... and similar... there
are also neat features in Gradle where you can precompile pretty much all
of the build script (and "configuration" cache it) which would boost the
build process by a lot (disclosure: I am using this technique in projects
with
I believe many of our issues stem from our current Gradle build being
overly complex. One of my main concerns with Gradle is that it allows
customization to evolve completely out of control. Following this
principle, I would be opposed to adding new elements to our build.
Instead, I’d like to see
