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Use docker compose as fallback if docker-compose is not available#8734
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Great catch! The fix is looking good, thanks for jumping on this! 🚀
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Motivation
Since docker compose v2 is available, for many systems,
docker-composeis not available any more (and not aliased todocker compose).For these, we have to have a fallback to
docker compose.Fixes #8732
Changes
docker composeinstead ofdocker-composeif the latter is not available.