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No easy way to see which stacks(s) are running #221
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Resolves #221, show currently running stacks.
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You can use "ff info -v" to view the docker images and ps output, but ps will show exited containers as well as running ones and is quite verbose in its output. It would be good to have a way of showing which stacks you have running without having to visually parse docker ps output.
Something like:
mwhitehead $> ff info devgateway
Status: Running
Number of running containers: 6
Your docker compose file for this stack can be found at: /Users/mwhitehead/.firefly/stacks/devgateway/docker-compose.yml
would be really useful.
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