Is there a reason why we're only storing the data directory for Caldera and not all files like before? When testing this locally, I had an issue because my conf/local.yml file was not persisting between docker compose runs, causing issues with loading existing data.

If I change the line to - caldera-data:/usr/src/app, I no longer get the decryption issue due to config file changes

Basically what was happening is that unless you use the --insecure flag on Caldera startup, Caldera will look for the conf/local.yml config file and generate a new one if one doesn't exist. Since the config file contains the encryption settings for securing Caldera user data, restarting Caldera with a different config file will typically cause decryption issues since the encryption settings will be mismatched. So unless the config files are also included in the persistent volumes, users won't be able to recover previous data even though the data files technically still exist (just encrypted)