Add wait loops to ensure containers are fully removed before restarting.
This fixes race conditions where docker compose would fail because an
existing container was still being cleaned up.
Changes:
- StartProxy: Add explicit stop, wait loop before docker compose up
- StopProxy: Add wait loop after container removal
- Both actions now poll up to 10 seconds for complete removal
- Add error suppression to handle non-existent containers gracefully
Tests:
- Add StartProxyTest.php with 3 tests for cleanup logic
- Add StopProxyTest.php with 4 tests for stop behavior
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- Add automated Traefik version checking job running weekly on Sundays
- Implement version detection from running containers and comparison with versions.json
- Add notifications across all channels (Email, Discord, Slack, Telegram, Pushover, Webhook) for outdated versions
- Create dismissible callout component with localStorage persistence
- Display cross-branch upgrade warnings (e.g., v3.5 -> v3.6) with changelog links
- Show patch update notifications within same branch
- Add warning icon that appears when callouts are dismissed
- Prevent duplicate notifications during proxy restart by adding restarting parameter
- Fix notification spam with transition-based logic for status changes
- Enable system email settings by default in development mode
- Track last saved/applied proxy settings to detect configuration drift
- When you restart the proxy on an instance domain, the proxy stops and is removed, but never restarted. So you loose access over the domain and have to go in over IP and Port.
This is because we are doing the restart directly in the UI instead of in the background via a job, and the proxy is serving the UI domain.
