docker-sync.yml

version: "2"
options:
  # default: docker-compose.yml if you like, you can set a custom location (path) of your compose file like ~/app/compose.yml
  # HINT: you can also use this as an array to define several compose files to include. Order is important!
  compose-file-path: 'docker-compose.local.yml'
  verbose: true

  # optional, activate this if you need to debug something, default is false
  # IMPORTANT: do not run stable with this, it creates a memory leak, turn off verbose when you are done testing
  # verbose: false

  # optional, default auto, can be docker-sync, thor or auto and defines how the sync will be invoked on the cli. Mostly depending if your are using docker-sync solo, scaffolded or in development ( thor )
  # cli_mode: 'auto'
  # optional, maximum number of attempts for unison waiting for the success exit status. The default is 5 attempts (1-second sleep for each attempt). Only used in unison.
  # max_attempt: 5

  # optional, default: pwd, root directory to be used when transforming sync src into absolute path, accepted values: pwd (current working directory), config_path (the directory where docker-sync.yml is found)
  # project_root: 'pwd'

syncs:
  clark-dev-sync:
    # enable terminal_notifier. On every sync sends a Terminal Notification regarding files being synced. ( Mac Only ).
    # good thing in case you are developing and want to know exactly when your changes took effect.
    # be aware in case of unison this only gives you a notification on the initial sync, not the syncs after changes.
    notify_terminal: true

    # host_disk_mount_mode: 'cached' # see https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-mac/osxfs-caching/#cached
    # other unison options can also be specified here, which will be used when run under osx,
    # and ignored when run under linux

    # which folder to watch / sync from - you can use tilde (~), it will get expanded. Be aware that the trailing slash makes a difference
    # if you add them, only the inner parts of the folder gets synced, otherwise the parent folder will be synced as top-level folder
    src: './'

    # when a port of a container is exposed, on which IP does it get exposed. Localhost for docker for mac, something else for docker-machine
    # default is 'auto', which means, your docker-machine/docker host ip will be detected automatically. If you set this to a concrete IP, this ip will be enforced
    # sync_host_ip: 'auto'

    # should be a unique port this sync instance uses on the host to offer the rsync service on
    # do not use this for unison - not needed there
    # sync_host_port: 10871

    # optional, a list of excludes. These patterns will not be synced
    # see http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/download/releases/stable/unison-manual.html#ignore for the possible syntax and see sync_excludes_type below
    sync_excludes: [".git"]

    # use this to change the exclude syntax.
    # Path: you match the exact path ( nesting problem )
    # Name: If a file or a folder does match this string ( solves nesting problem )
    # Regex: Define a regular expression
    # none: You can define a type for each sync exclude, so sync_excludes: ['Name .git', 'Path Gemlock']
    #
    # for more see http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/download/releases/stable/unison-manual.html#pathspec
    # sync_excludes_type: 'Name'

    # optional: use this to switch to rsync verbose mode
    # sync_args: '-v'

    # optional, default can be either rsync or unison See Strategies in the wiki for explanation
    # sync_strategy: 'unison'

    # this does not user groupmap but rather configures the server to map
    # optional: usually if you map users you want to set the user id of your application container here
    # sync_userid: '5000'

    # optional: usually if you map groups you want to set the group id of your application container here
    # this does not user groupmap but rather configures the server to map
    # this is only available for unison/rsync, not for d4m/native (default) strategies
    # sync_groupid: '6000'

    # defines how sync-conflicts should be handled. With default it will prefer the source with --copyonconflict
    # so on conflict, pick the one from the host and copy the conflicted file for backup
    # sync_prefer: 'default'

    # optional, a list of regular expressions to exclude from the fswatch - see fswatch docs for details
    # IMPORTANT: this is not supported by native_osx
    # watch_excludes: ['.*/.git', '.*/node_modules']

    # optional: use this to switch to fswatch verbose mode
    # watch_args: '-v'

    # monit can be used to monitor the health of unison in the native_osx strategy and can restart unison if it detects a problem
    # optional: use this to switch monit monitoring on
    # monit_enable: false

    # optional: use this to change how many seconds between each monit check (cycle)
    # monit_interval: 5

    # optional: use this to change how many consecutive times high cpu usage must be observed before unison is restarted
    # monit_high_cpu_cycles: 2