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It's usually not referring to as a plugin, but as a standalone utility, i.e., `docker-compose` not `docker compose`. If you put the binary in that magic Docker
by the-alchemist 3y ago
It's usually not referring to as a plugin, but as a standalone utility, i.e., `docker-compose` not `docker compose`.
If you put the binary in that magic Docker plugins directory, it'll treat the binary as a plugin and let you do `docker compose`.
- drzaiusx11 3y agoNote that these are two different implementations, the standalone docker-compose has different cli arguments and is deprecated for the plugin (which is also a binary executable as you pointed out)