47 keycloak needs volume to store user data #48
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Now when I take down all docker containers and restart, the users are still in keycloak
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Approved. Tested and user now persists.
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I believe this is now fixed.
this link on stackoverflow
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59681041/how-to-take-db-backup-in-keycloak-docker-container/60554189#60554189
had a suggestion which I used and now, when I do docker-dev.sh down and up, the users are still in keycloak.
If someone else can test to confirm.
Made the change in docker-compose.yml and docker-compose.dev.yml.