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@tatiana-nspcc on error encounter, try to rm storage volume manually:
$ docker volume rm storage_storage_s01
P.S. volume names may change over time, see
$ docker volume ls
u may see an error like this:
Error response from daemon: remove storage_storage_s01: volume is in use - [4dd0d96cd27765cef7c9d7944f13c8b0a6491146477677430e68db99480a2569, 4f8c5ee17272a8cb6fb3953f2b596cf4db1cdbe6821f03c3fbf1f3a8aa057bd3]
in this case u may clean these containers. I usually clean all via:
$ docker container prune
after this, volumes are no longer used, so:
$ make clean
storage_storage_s01
storage_storage_s02
storage_storage_s03
storage_storage_s04
The target 'clean' completed successfully
You're right. I should manually remove all storage_storage_* volumes. And I'd received an error that they are in use. But in my case docker container prune didn't work, I used:
Current Behavior
Expected Behavior
Something without errors
Possible Solution
I don't know.
Steps to Reproduce
make clean
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