hard enough to stay synced with all the latest docker changes, let alone at an organizational level. Example: in the last few years docker compose files have g

hard enough to stay synced with all the latest docker changes, let alone at an organizational level. Example: in the last few years docker compose files have gone from version 2 to version 3 (missing tons of great v2 features in the name of simplification) to the newest, unnamed unnumbered version which is a merging of versions 2 and 3.