I am using docker toolbox in OS X. When I run docker-compose pull and the network cuts out, the download does not resume after I fix the issue. Is there a way to purge or invalidate partial downloads for docker images?
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As noted in the comments, incomplete images would not be present anyway.
Since PR 18353 and docs-v1.11.2-2016-06-10, the next pull would reload missing/incommplete layers and build the complete image.
- For purging images (dangling or not used):
docker image prune -a - For purging containers:
docker container prune
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I've got the same problem. `docker images -f "dangling=true" -q` doesn't print any images, so I assume there are no dangling images. – Jason O'Neil Jul 05 '16 at 05:32
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Yes, there shouldn't be any indeed. – VonC Jul 05 '16 at 05:34
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Not a proper answer as incomplete downloads do not become images – joshfindit Jan 17 '20 at 15:31
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1@joshfindit Thank you for the feedback, and good point: I have rewritten the answer accordingly. – VonC Jan 17 '20 at 16:13
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@VonC Excellent. Would you also mind putting in the documentation or command for purging or invalidating partial downloads (if it exists)? In my case, for example, I did a `run` which prompted a download of 16 (!) layers. 12 completed and the drive ran out of space downloading the other 4. Afterwards the space was not cleared and there's no intuitive (or that I could find: documented) way to clear that space when I have no intention of using that container in future. – joshfindit Jan 17 '20 at 16:24
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@joshfindit Sure. Done. – VonC Jan 17 '20 at 16:38