Fix Docker Compose Command Compatibility #5
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lwlee2608
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Feb 3, 2025
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Nice catch i did not see it my bad aha, i just pushed an update to remove it 👍 . Thanks for the reactivity !
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PR looks good, except for one minor unused import that needs to be removed. |
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Description:
This pull request addresses the issue with running Docker Compose commands, specifically handling compatibility between docker-compose (legacy) and docker compose (v2) commands. The changes ensure that both versions of Docker Compose are supported, automatically switching between them based on the available command in the system's PATH.