chore: docker compose update README #92
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5-7: LGTM! Consider enhancing the version requirement note.The note about Docker version requirement is clear and necessary for the new
docker composesyntax.Consider adding a link to Docker's official documentation about the CLI plugins and the transition from
docker-composetodocker compose:> [!NOTE] -> Make sure you have `docker>=20.10` installed. +> Make sure you have `docker>=20.10` installed. See [Docker Compose CLI integration](https://docs.docker.com/compose/migrate/) for more details.
23-23: Add language specification to the code block.The command is correctly updated to use the new syntax.
Wrap the command in a code block with language specification:
-`docker compose exec app bash` +```shell +docker compose exec app bash +```
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8-15: Add language specification to the code block.The code block showing the command output should specify a language for better syntax highlighting and markdown compliance.
Update the code block with language specification:
-``` +```shell $ cd chronon $ docker compose -f docker-init/compose.yaml up --build ...🧰 Tools
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Docker Compose command syntax needs to be updated in multiple files
Several files still use the legacy
docker-composehyphenated syntax instead of the newdocker composespace-separated syntax:
docs/source/getting_started/Tutorial.md:
docker-compose up→docker compose updocker-compose exec main bash→docker compose exec main bashREADME.md:
docker-compose up→docker compose updocker-compose exec main bash→docker compose exec main bashdocs/source/setup/Data_Integration.md:
- Reference to
docker-compose.ymlshould be updated tocompose.ymlbuild.sh:
- File operation with
docker-compose.ymlshould use updated filenameAdditionally, there are inconsistencies in the YAML file naming:
- Some locations reference
docker-compose.yml- The docker-init directory uses
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1-26: Verify consistent Docker Compose command updates across the codebase.Let's ensure all Docker Compose commands are consistently updated throughout the codebase.
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11-11: LGTM! Command updated to use modern Docker Compose syntax.
The command correctly uses the new docker compose plugin syntax.
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