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Fix ecosystem file reload not updating non-environment attributes #6029
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Fixes Unitech#3742 When using 'pm2 restart ecosystem.config.js' or 'pm2 reload ecosystem.config.js', only environment variables were being updated from the ecosystem file. Other configuration attributes like script path, cwd, interpreter, etc. were ignored. This fix modifies the _startJson method in lib/API.js to pass the complete application configuration (not just environment variables) when performing restart/reload operations on ecosystem files. Changes: - Extract complete app configuration from ecosystem file during restart/reload - Pass configuration as current_conf to enable extendExtraConfig processing - Remove env property from config copy to avoid duplication - Maintains backward compatibility with existing environment variable handling Now all ecosystem file attributes (script, cwd, interpreter, instances, etc.) are properly updated during restart/reload operations, eliminating the need for 'pm2 kill && pm2 start' workarounds that cause unnecessary downtime.
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Description
Fixes #3742 -
pm2 restart ecosystem.config.js
does not reload app details from ecosystem fileWhen using
pm2 restart ecosystem.config.js
orpm2 reload ecosystem.config.js
, only environment variables were being updated from the ecosystem file. Other configuration attributes like script path, cwd, interpreter, etc. were ignored.Root Cause
The
_startJson
method inlib/API.js
was only passing environment variables to the_operate
method during restart/reload operations, but not the complete application configuration needed to update non-environment attributes.Solution
Modified the
_startJson
method to pass the complete application configuration ascurrent_conf
when performing restart/reload operations on ecosystem files. This enables the existingUtility.extendExtraConfig
mechanism to update all configuration attributes.Changes
current_conf
to enableextendExtraConfig
processingenv
property from config copy to avoid duplication with existing env handlingTesting
Impact
pm2 kill && pm2 start
workarounds that cause unnecessary downtimeThis resolves a 6-year-old issue that has affected many PM2 users who need to update application configurations without downtime.