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Maybe I am not seeing it in the docs for job-run but using labels how can I give the container a specific name? I assume I would need to use no-overlap for this but curious if that is something I can do using labels.
For reference something like this
ofelia.job-run.polling-ffmpeg.name: "process-videos"<--------- I would like thisofelia.job-run.polling-ffmpeg.schedule: "@daily"ofelia.job-run.polling-ffmpeg.image: "ffmpeg"ofelia.job-run.polling-ffmpeg.no-overlap: "true"ofelia.job-run.polling-ffmpeg.delete: "true"ofelia.job-run.polling-ffmpeg.volume: "/mnt/data/Downloads/:/Downloads:rw"ofelia.job-run.polling-ffmpeg.command: "./run-ffmpeg.sh"
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Job Run Give Container a Name?
job-run Give Container a Name?
Jul 12, 2024
Maybe I am not seeing it in the docs for
job-run
but using labels how can I give the container a specific name? I assume I would need to useno-overlap
for this but curious if that is something I can do using labels.For reference something like this
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: