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I still miss a bit process of rebuild:
I run `./gradlew clean build &amp;&amp; docker-compose down -v &amp;&amp; docker-compose --env-file .env.dev -f docker-compose.yaml -f docker-compose.dev.yaml up` I expect that locally everything will be cleaned as I call `down` + `-v` options for volumes, but connections are still there.

ah, it’s because you need to run the `down` with the same env config as up, because the data directory is different

you don’t need to rebuild, just down and up

hmm. It may sound strange - this time I deleted all volumes ( all that have something with airbyte in name ). Had no containers for airbyte ( neither running nor stoppped in `-a` option ) and still can see connections

TL;DR `rm -rf /tmp/dev_root` should do it if you are using the dev docker compose file

Im realizing the volumes set setup by the dev compose file are bind mounts, not named volumes. so running `down` doesn’t actually delete them