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# Use the pre-built image for the new-api service
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FROM calciumion/new-api:latest
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# The base image (calciumion/new-api:latest) already defines:
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# - The default command to run the application.
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# - The working directory.
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# - The exposed port (which is 3000 for new-api).
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# The command "--log-dir /app/logs" from your docker-compose.yml:
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# The calciumion/new-api documentation states that logs are stored by default
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# in a 'logs' subdirectory relative to the executable.
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# If the application's executable is within a directory like /app,
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# and you mount a volume to /app/logs, the logs should be captured there
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# without needing to override the CMD, assuming /app/logs is the default or
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# the application is run from /app.
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# We will handle port mapping, volume mounting, and environment variables
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# through Hugging Face Spaces settings (README.md and Space settings pages).
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