Why did the server from Docker stop starting?

Question

Django

I'm running a container on my local machine with a Django project. Made migrations, created a superuser, went to the admin panel - everything is ok. After that, I added new models, added them to the admin panel and made migrations again and applied them:

docker-compose run --rm rest python manage.py makemigrations/migrate

There were no mistakes. After that did

docker-compose stop
docker-compose up -d

As a result, the site became unavailable. I suggested that maybe after making changes it is necessary to recreate the image and did
docker-compose build
The situation has not changed. The docker in the console is launched. With the docker for the very first time, tell me what could be the jamb?

Answer 1

well, in docker-compose.yml change the entrypoint line to this:
```
entrypoint: ["tail", "-f", "/dev/null"]
```
start docker-composer, enter the container, and manually start the server and see the errors there