Is there a way to stop or restart the grpc server Once the c

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Is there a way to stop or restart the grpc server Once the container with the run worker is up and I can see my pipelines in Dagit I tried running ```dagster api grpc h 0 0 0 0 p 4000 python file dagster repos py ``` but that just causes Dagit confusion that causes it to constantly switch between the new pipeline file and the old one Seems like I need to stop the first grpc process first

daniel · Answer

Hi Josh how did you originally start the server

Josh Lloyd · Answer

Oh sorry should have mentioned I currently have this all running from a docker compose configuration so the original `dagster api grpc` command is the `CMD` in the dockerfile for the container being discussed

Josh Lloyd · Answer

Maybe I should also state that my actual end goal is to refresh the pipelines I have the container attached to my repo pipeline code through a volume So when I update the code I d like it to update in Dagit without rebuilding the image

daniel · Answer

Got it our best answer for this at the moment is to restart the container via docker compose restart lt service name gt

Josh Lloyd · Answer

ah that s painless enough I ll go with that Thanks a bunch

daniel · Answer

np We also just added a new graphql call in the release that went out yesterday that lets you shut down the server via graphql and it s possible to set up your docker compose so that your server automatically restarts when it s shut down but that call isn t exposed in the dagit UI quite yet

Josh Lloyd · Answer

oh very nice I ll take a look at that then