Add restart policy for Caddy (eg start Caddy when docker daemon boots/restarts)#36
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Add restart policy for Caddy (eg start Caddy when docker daemon boots/restarts)#36davidjb wants to merge 1 commit intocabotapp:masterfrom
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The Caddy container has no restart policy, meaning that if the host/Docker daemon restarts (or Caddy errors/quits for some reason), Caddy will be left offline and thus Cabot becomes inaccessible, requiring a manual start or restart to get Caddy online. All the other containers (https://github.com/cabotapp/docker-cabot/blob/master/docker-compose.yml) have restart policies of `always`; this PR adds the same for Caddy, making it consistent with the rest of the application.
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The Caddy container currently has no restart policy, meaning that if the host/Docker daemon restarts (or Caddy errors/quits for some reason), Caddy will be left offline and thus Cabot becomes inaccessible, requiring a manual start or restart to get Caddy online. The other containers (https://github.com/cabotapp/docker-cabot/blob/master/docker-compose.yml) have restart policies of
always; this PR adds the same for Caddy.