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Cache-installed docker doesn't include the compose plugin #575
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Hi @faec, one relevant point is that the plan is to remove the functionality of python-on-whales where it downloads the docker client, see #512 (comment). |
@LewisGaul Ah, thank you! In that case maybe I'll work on fixing this in our CI initialization scripts instead |
I have the same problem.
and then returns the following
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Using python-on-whales to orchestrate CI machines, some commands produce the following failure:
Further inspection of the error output shows that docker doesn't recognize
compose
as a valid command. This seems to be because python-on-whales installed the base docker engine but not the compose plugin. Manually adding the plugin as in this documentation seems to fix the issue. This is only an issue on systems that don't already have docker (with compose) installed.I'm preparing a PR to fix this case, but any extra context or advice would be welcome.
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