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Fix: docker compose command is not working as expected #357
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* [#357] Use docker compose v2 debug debug Add log * Update APP_NAME * Update container name Update container name Update container name * Update container name * Replace app name with hyphen * Use CONTAINERIZED_APP_NAME * Update docker image name * Update docker image * Update APP NAME and using CONTAINERIZED_APP_NAME for testing * Use `eslint.config.mjs` instead of oudated `.eslintignore` * Use `ignores` key instead * Use `APP_NAME` inside docker image
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Issue
docker-compose
command(v1) todocker compose
command(v2 - rewritten by Go). But it seems it does not work properly. Sometimes it does not recognize environment variables, then it just uses the default value and breaks our workflow.For example, it sets the wrong image name:
![_352__Remove_the_deprecated_desired_capabilities_from_capybara_config·_nimblehq_rails-templates_c6308ed](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/7344405/184336630-7610366a-7340-4104-9604-db4e8ff575cb.png)
Expected
We might need to revert back to using
docker-compose
command. I try reverting in the EWA project and it works perfectlySteps to reproduce
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