It is totally possible that flyctl deploy
wipes off schedule
; I haven’t see if wipe off env
s though (I set them in the dockerfile with the ENV
directive and in the [env]
section of the .toml
file and these have been re-applied across deploy
s and run
s, just fine): Bug : During Development of Machine Manager - #9 by tvdfly
For scheduled machines, it could very well be that only flyctl m run
is supported. And so you were right: One would have to remove
the existing machine and run
a new one just to update the docker-image (iff using flyctl
), since flyctl m update
is broken.