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…bind mount to a named Docker volume to avoid the permission denied error.

Updated MySQL volume configuration and removed version declaration.

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    • Updated database storage configuration to use named volumes for improved data persistence and reliability.
    • Refined container network and infrastructure setup.

…bind mount to a named Docker volume to avoid the permission denied error.

Updated MySQL volume configuration and removed version declaration.
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Docker Compose configuration updated to remove version declaration, migrate from bind mounts to named volumes for MySQL data persistence, and explicitly declare the project network and volumes configuration.

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Docker Compose Configuration
docker-compose.yml
Removed top-level version: "3.8" declaration; replaced bind mount ./data/mysql/db:/var/lib/mysql with named volume mysql_data:/var/lib/mysql for db service; added top-level volumes: section defining mysql_data volume; added explicit networks: declaration for notes-app-nw with empty configuration.

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Configuration changes are straightforward and repetitive in nature—migration from local bind mounts to named volumes with explicit resource declarations. Low logical density and minimal cognitive load.

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Volumes named, not locally confined,
Networks declared with care,
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56-57: ✓ Volume declaration is correct and follows best practices.

The top-level mysql_data volume declaration is properly structured and pairs with the service volume reference at line 43. For production deployments, consider documenting volume driver choices (e.g., local, third-party drivers for cloud storage).

Optional: Add volume driver documentation or custom driver if needed for production.

If deploying to production with specific storage requirements, consider specifying a custom driver or volume driver options. Example:

volumes:
  mysql_data:
    driver: local
    driver_opts:
      type: tmpfs
      device: tmpfs

This is only necessary if you have specific storage or performance requirements; the current default configuration is suitable for most cases.

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53-54: ✓ Network declaration is well-structured.

Explicitly declaring the notes-app-nw network improves clarity and follows Docker Compose best practices. The default bridge configuration is appropriate for this setup.


1-57: Note: Version declaration removal—verify backward compatibility for your users.

The PR removes the top-level version field from docker-compose.yml. While this is compatible with modern Docker Compose versions (V2), users on older Docker Compose installations (V1, versions < 1.27) may encounter warnings or compatibility issues.

Recommendation: If supporting legacy systems, consider adding a comment documenting the version requirement or keeping a minimal version declaration.

What is the minimum supported Docker Compose version for this project? If there are documented version requirements, ensure they align with this change.


43-43: ⚠️ Data migration concern for existing bind-mount deployments—acknowledge breaking change.

This change from bind mount to named volume solves permission issues but is a breaking change for anyone upgrading from a docker-compose setup using ./data/mysql/db:/var/lib/mysql. New installations will work fine, but existing deployments need a migration path.

Since this is a community demo project without docker-compose documented in the README, clarify the upgrade path:

  • Document this as a breaking change in the PR description or CHANGELOG
  • If you support existing deployments, provide a migration guide or script
  • If this is for fresh installs only, note that clearly so users aren't caught off guard

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