Dangerous
docker volume rm $(docker volume ls -q)cross-platform · bash · Beginner
Removes every Docker volume on the host. Volumes are where containers keep the data that is supposed to outlive them, so this deletes exactly the state that stopping a container was designed to preserve.
Signals to notice
- the subshell expands to every volume id on the host
- volumes hold the persistent data containers are not supposed to lose
Think you can spot these under time pressure?
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