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Add docker compose module with V2 support - #400
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alexanderankin
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Dec 12, 2023
linking also #358 |
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if i approve this, do tests run?
carlosemart
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Jan 5, 2024
@alexanderankin, I don't know who should approve the pr, but there should be an "Approve and run" button like this one: |
carlosemart
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Feb 20, 2024
I rebase main branch with poetry changes |
hey @carlosemart sorry for the disappiontment, we've decided to rewrite the compose from the ground up, because it isn't just a matter of see #426 of course, your review is welcome on the PR, however I would like to avoid duplicating the effort on multiple PRs. |
carlosemart
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Mar 1, 2024
No problem @totallyzen, I made the pr to be continuist with the 3.x versions but it is true that taking advantage of the change of major version the deepest changes have much more sense. |
carlosemart
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Mar 4, 2024
Duplicate with #426 |

Co-authored-by: @jhnnsrs and @psschwei
Fixes#306
I recover the compose module and the work do it on #362, fixing a bug in the loading of the docker-compose files that caused the tests to never finish.
I have also removed the dependency of the docker-compose module, delegating the calls to the client installed in the system.