Learn how to use profiles in Docker Compose — Illustrative example
If the Compose application model is parsed when no profile is enabled, it only contains the web service.
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If the Compose application model is parsed when no profile is enabled, it only contains the web service. If the profile test is enabled, the model contains the services test_lib and coverage_lib, and service web, which is always enabled. If the profile debug is enabled, the model contains both web and debug_lib services, but not test_lib and coverage_lib, and as such the model is invalid regarding the depends_on constraint of debug_lib. If the profiles debug and test are enabled, the model contains all services; web, test_lib, coverage_lib and debug_lib. If Compose is executed with test_lib as the explicit service to run, test_lib and the test profile are active even if test profile is not enabled. If Compose is executed with coverage_lib as the explicit service to run, the service coverage_lib and the profile test are active and test_lib is pulled in by the depends_on constraint. If Com
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