# Rebuild the container with the new changes (uncomment the 2nd part if the update requires refreshing the config)
docker-compose up --force-recreate --build -d && docker image prune -f # && docker-compose exec ass npm run setup && docker-compose restart
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- `--force-recreate` will force the container to rebuild
- `--build` will build the image from the latest changes in the directory
- `-d` will run the container in the background
- `docker image prune -f` will remove old images that are no longer used by any containers
- *These descriptions were suggested by [CoPilot], feel free to revise if necessary.*
#### What else should I be aware of?
#### What else should I be aware of?
- `docker-compose` exposes **five** volumes. These volumes let you edit the config, view the auth or data files, or view the `uploads/` folder from your host.
- `docker-compose` exposes **five** volumes. These volumes let you edit the config, view the auth or data files, or view the `uploads/` folder from your host.