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I added a redis third-party service and tested it (see redis example.

Then I removed it. Now when I do a ddev start I see:

Found orphan containers (ddev-d8composer-redis) for this project. If you removed or renamed this service in your compose file, you can run this command with the --remove-orphans flag to clean it up.

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I did a docker container prune and that seemed to fix it right up. It didn't appear to delete anything else and ddev restart stopped complaining right away.

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This message is coming from docker-compose and ddev doesn't have direct access to it. You can fix it with ddev stop or ddev poweroff, both of which will find the orphaned Docker container and shut it down.

(Note that this has nothing to do with redis; you can get this same message with any DDEV third-party service.)

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