Fix typo in docker-compose command#374
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docker compose is the correct command.
It depends how you install compose. You can install it as a standalone package. Then it's "docker-compose".
But you can also install it as a docker module, then it's "docker compose". This is the recommended way, so documentation should use it.
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/vuejs/Readme.md. The command "docker compose up -d" should be corrected to "docker-compose up -d" ✅