It was using the prod container, which calls yarn serve, not the dev container.
I've now changed it so there's a separate payload-dev container published, and so that yarn dev runs docker compose --build by default (with yarn dev:nobuild available for those of us who have mysterious network issues trying to build locally).
It was using the prod container, which calls `yarn serve`, not the `dev` container.
I've now changed it so there's a separate `payload-dev` container published, and so that `yarn dev` runs `docker compose --build` by default (with `yarn dev:nobuild` available for those of us who have mysterious network issues trying to build locally).
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Currently payload does not rebuild when changes are made. Astro does.
It was using the prod container, which calls
yarn serve, not thedevcontainer.I've now changed it so there's a separate
payload-devcontainer published, and so thatyarn devrunsdocker compose --buildby default (withyarn dev:nobuildavailable for those of us who have mysterious network issues trying to build locally).