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Wait not working

See original GitHub issue

As per the manual:

While starting a container is it possible to block […]

url is an URL which is polled periodically until it returns a HTTP 200 status code. […]

time is the time in milliseconds to block.

I observe that the wait does not work correctly:

It marches on happily even for non-200 status codes (such as HTTP/1.1 405 Method Not Allowed)
It marches on after the 30 seconds wait, without complaining

I think this is a regression since earlier 0.11 versions.

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Created 8 years ago
Comments:8 (5 by maintainers)

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rhusscommented, Jun 14, 2015

I fixed that now in that <time> is a real timeout if an <url> or <log> is present. If only <time> is specified it simply waits that many millis. 'hope that fits your expectations 😉

'will be available in 0.12.0

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sverhagencommented, Jun 17, 2015

Verified my use case:

[INFO] DOCKER> Starting container e1129e2d657c
[INFO] DOCKER> Creating and starting container e1129e2d657c [blahblah:0.1.0-SNAPSHOT] "blah"
[ERROR] DOCKER> Timeout after 30 ms while waiting on on url http://192.168.1.1:49200