Use documented spec extensions in docker compose#2554
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The previous method of '<<' no longer works with the latest version of docker compose. This method is what is documented in the [compose spec](https://github.com/compose-spec/compose-spec/blob/master/spec.md#extension)
This is no longer needed as we are not using any 'unsafe' yml on purpose anymore.
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Tested on:
docker engine 20.10.23
docker compose v2.15.1
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It seems like there is a version of the previous syntax that works, but this way seems just as good so lgtm. docker/compose#10411 (comment)
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The previous method of '<<' no longer works with the latest version of docker compose. This method is what is documented in the compose spec