clean-env

To reset the OpenRegister development environment, you can use a script that stops containers, removes volumes, restarts services, and reinstalls core apps like openregister and opencatalogi to restore a clean state.

The best way to clear Docker volumes and containers for OpenRegister is to run a full environment reset script that stops all running containers and removes their associated volumes to eliminate residual data.

Yes, the OpenRegister reset script automatically reinstalls core apps. After restarting containers and waiting for readiness, it installs openregister, opencatalogi, softwarecatalog, nldesign, and mydash.

You need to remove Docker volumes when resetting OpenRegister to fully clear existing data and state, ensuring a clean slate before restarting services and reinstalling core apps.

You can automate your local OpenRegister dev environment testing workflow by running a reset script that handles container teardown, volume removal, service restarts, and core app installation in one continuous process.

You should perform a full OpenRegister environment reset during local development and testing workflows when your containers, volumes, and apps must be restored to a clean, error-free state.