robertc99
robertc99
docker-ce ships with a version of docker-compise on /usr/libexec/docker/cli-plugins/docker-compose but the module doesnt use it by default since its not on the standard path. If you change your path to...
Ok, the docker-compose is installed by the docker-compose-plugin package, not docker-ce itself. But even though it is installed, the docker module won't use it. How do we get the module...
I checked the upstream documentation, which recommends installing the plugin package. But even when you do that, the module doesnt use it.
its become more critical that this gets merged since docker-compose v1 has become unreliable.
Testing this code. Appears to work ok. Does generate the following warning Warning: This function is deprecated, please use stdlib::ensure_packages instead. at ["/etc/puppetlabs/code/environments/stagingcloudv3/r10k/modules/docker/manifests/compose.pp", 26]
Ive got a 2 character fix. I'll do a PR when I get a chance
I dont think a new version 8 is useful as people upgrading from 8.6.0 are likely to go straight to the latest 9.x without going through a new 8.x.
Regardless of whether the replacement has been in puppet for a long time, there are still modules out there using has_key. I think its not a good idea to go...
I followed the instructions here https://jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/en/latest/extension/extension_tutorial.html#extension-tutorial to the letter.
so yes, nodejs was installed and no, no modifications where made before trying the original "pip -ve ."