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Reset local state — wipe stores

Goal​

You will wipe local durable state for a JARVIS dev stack (Run Store, Event Stream, Artifact Store, Node Registry DB).

When to use this​

  • You want a clean slate for testing.
  • You are debugging a “works on my machine” issue caused by old DB files or artifacts.

Prerequisites​

  • Docker + Docker Compose
  • You are running the stack via JARVIS_Release (typically with arp-jarvis stack)
  • You understand this is destructive (it deletes local volumes).

Steps​

  1. Stop the stack and delete volumes:

    cd JARVIS_Release
    arp-jarvis stack down --volumes

  2. (Optional) Remove any dangling images built locally:

    docker image prune -f

Verify​

  • docker volume ls no longer shows the JARVIS volumes (or they have been recreated after the next up).

Troubleshooting​

  • compose/.env.local not found → you didn’t create it yet → cp compose/.env.example compose/.env.local.
  • “volume is in use” → containers are still running → arp-jarvis stack ps then stop them, or docker ps and stop manually.
  • You only want to wipe one store (not all) → don’t use -v; remove the specific volume by name with docker volume rm <name>.

Cleanup / Rollback​

  • None. This is the rollback.

Next steps​