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Nicolas De Loof
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The log journal of a container is shared by all its runs, and a followed
log stream has no upper bound: it ends with the run in progress when it
opened. After a restart, compose opens a stream starting at the end of
the previous run (d834777e1), but a stream opened late, once the
container has restarted again (the restart delay is only 100ms, and the
event monitor or the daemon can be slower), also returns the next run's
lines, which that run's own stream then returns a second time.
The streams of one container now run one at a time, in start-event
order, and each starts right after the last line the previous ones
relayed. Line timestamps are the daemon's own, so no client clock is
involved. A stream opened in time still starts at the previous run's
end, as before. TTY containers, whose stream is not multiplexed, are
unchanged.
Signed-off-by: Nicolas De Loof <[email protected]>