a bit more bs

.woodpecker.yml

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ steps:
       - cd /app # Navigate to the mounted project directory.
       # Configure Git to trust the mounted directory to avoid 'unsafe repository' warnings.
       - git config --global --add safe.directory /app
-      - git pull # Pull the latest changes from the 'main' branch.
+      - git pull # Pulls the latest changes from the tracking branch.
       - echo "Source code updated."
 
   - name: manage-bot-containers # Step 2: Manage your bot's Docker containers.
@@ -31,10 +31,10 @@ steps:
       # Mount your Docker Compose project directory into the container.
       - /home/gary/Discord/Acrybot:/app
     environment:
-      # IMPORTANT: Explicitly set the Docker Compose project name.
-      # This ensures containers are managed with the 'Acrybot' prefix,
+      # IMPORTANT: Explicitly set the Docker Compose project name to lowercase.
+      # This ensures containers are managed with the 'acrybot' prefix,
       # matching your existing containers.
-      COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME: acrybot
+      COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME: acrybot # Changed to lowercase 'acrybot'
     commands:
       - echo "--- Stopping Discord bot service python-app ---"
       # Stop the specific Discord bot service using the unhyphenated 'docker compose'.
@@ -47,6 +47,8 @@ steps:
       - docker compose up -d python-app --build
 
       - echo "--- Verifying bot status ---"
-      # Get the container ID of the bot service to inspect its status and logs
-      - echo "--- Logs of Discord bot container (if it exited) ---"
-      - docker logs "${BOT_CONTAINER_ID}" # Fetch the logs of the bot container
+      # Directly check the status of the service using docker compose ps
+      - docker compose ps python-app
+      - echo "--- Logs of Discord bot service ---"
+      # Fetch the logs of the bot service using docker compose logs
+      - docker compose logs python-app