fix: rename compose "Reload" action to "Rebuild" #4847
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Renames the compose "Reload" action to "Rebuild" to accurately reflect its actual behavior. Clicking "Reload" triggers rebuildCompose() which executes a full Docker build (docker compose up -d --build). Also updates dialog text, toast notifications, and tooltips accordingly. Fixes Dokploy#4666
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port: fix: rename compose "Reload" action to "Rebuild" (upstream Dokploy#4847)
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Summary
Renames the compose "Reload" action button, confirmations, tooltips, and toast messages to "Rebuild" on the Compose general page.
Problem
As reported in #4666, the terminology "Reload" is highly misleading. Users expect a lightweight container reload or restart, but the button actually performs a full compose redeployment/rebuild. In the backend:
redeploymutation.rebuildCompose().docker compose -p <appName> -f <composePath> up -d --build --remove-orphans.Because the
--buildflag is present, Docker rebuilds the images, which wipes any custom/manual container modifications made directly in the terminal. The tooltip stating "Reload the compose without rebuilding it" was factually incorrect.Solution
Closes #4666