Since we now do support synchronous and interactive service creation using -d=false (added in #31144), we should probably support the same in docker stack deploy.
The output would be slightly different:
While for services we should the progress of every single task, for stacks we'd display the overall progress of each service.
/cc @aaronlehmann @dnephin @vieux
Since we now do support synchronous and interactive service creation using
-d=false(added in #31144), we should probably support the same in docker stack deploy.The output would be slightly different:
While for services we should the progress of every single task, for stacks we'd display the overall progress of each service.
/cc @aaronlehmann @dnephin @vieux