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I have Docker desktop (2.3.0.4) for Mac (Catalina 10.15.6).

What started happening recently is that my changes aren't reflected in real-time when looking from browser perspective.

I have a Laravel app. When I am connected to the app container and when I do the change in my IDE, I notice the file being changed instantly within container as well, so the mapping part works well, however the browser sync happens in about a minute or so (sometimes faster, sometimes slower) which is really frustrating.

For example this part of the code will dump the string within a browser:

public function index()
{
    dd('I am here');
}

However changing to

public function index()
{
    dd('I am there');
}

will require me to wait and wait... PHPStorm has auto-save feature enabled, but I do a CTRL-s just to be sure.

My Docker configuration has 6 cores available with 8GB RAM, having only 5 containers up and running (and we are talking minimal workload there).

I thought it might be due to some caching, but flushing cache didn't work, disabling service workers didn't work and incognito mode didn't work. I always have the delay.

Also, to be sure it's not about the framework, I tried doing artisan optimize:clear frantically, but to no avail.

What can I do to improve the response time? This is a debugging nightmare.

Norgul
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  • I have the same issue, I downgraded and installed docker desktop 3.1.0 and don't have the issue anymore. But now i cannot upgrade to latest version, but this temporarily solved the issue for me. – Louwki Apr 02 '21 at 18:04

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This is a known issue on macOS. Have a look at the following links to see what can be done:

Tom
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I think that is related to the browser cache If you are using chrome go to the Inspect tab and go to the network and check the "Disable cache" I think it will fix your problem

azibom
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  • Well I did manually flush the cache, and try it out incognito, so I don't think it is a browser cache issue. More even, when I avoid Docker and use a local server, it functions just fine – Norgul Aug 16 '20 at 17:23