Add the $PROJECT_NAME variable to the .env file to customize the docker container'…#1322
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… prefix. When setting up an ODC, it's easy to forgot to modify the docker-compose.yaml (and only focus on the .env), so by having this variable in the .env, you can completely ignore the docker-compose.yaml. When managing multiple ODCs, this variable needs to be different for each instance, so it's useful to have
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When setting up an ODC, it's easy to forgot to modify the docker-compose.yaml (and only focus on the .env), so by having this variable in the .env, you can completely ignore the docker-compose.yaml. When managing multiple ODCs, this variable needs to be different for each instance, so it's useful to have