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DietPi-Software | Docker Compose: Switch from standalone binary to APT package #6135
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from our side we don't change / touch anything. Our install script is going to install |
This is deprecated: https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/linux/ EDIT: Ah sorry, I'm wrong. The package does ship the new V2, all good. Actually we can use that package as well then instead of manually downloading the binary. Not sure when that changed 🙂. |
actually it make sense that it doesnt come with docker by defautl... (keepin it lean) |
As long as it is not more than |
- DietPi-Software | Docker Compose: Migrated to the plugin variant, installed from the Docker APT repository. On existing installs, the migration can be done via "dietpi-software reinstall 134". To call it, use "docker compose" (without dash) from now on. Many thanks to @isarrider for making us aware of this: #6135
Done with: f95bd3a |
I feel my thread was hijacked 😉 |
We ship the Go version vor long time already. |
Yeah, you are right, especially since with #6142 an explicit request to use the Docker Compose APT package was opened, though including the same misunderstanding that this would be Python/v1 to Go/v2 switch, which it is not, but which was done with DietPi v8.2 already. However, I didn't know about the APT package until you posted it here 😄. |
well - then I am glad... |
I think it was installed together with Docker previously either, same as Docker Compose. And it is good like that, as it is not needed by most users. Good idea to add some hint to the docs about plugins/packages available from the Docker APT repo: MichaIng/DietPi-Docs#850 |
Hi,
I just noticed that buildx is (not anymore?) installed,
when docker is installed...
Is this intentional?
(easy fix to install the plugins:
sudo apt-get install docker-buildx-plugin docker-compose-plugin)
BR;
Alex
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