Unless things have recently changed it's supposed to be docker-compose.yml, please link to the documentation you referencing. @MetalArend

@wickedyoda There you go: https://docs.docker.com/compose/compose-file/#compose-file

Currently it needs to be named docker-compose.yaml. The version of docker-compose doesn’t support compose.yaml yet. Working on updating but running into some issues.

It would still need to be able to use docker-compose.yaml after the change as well, as it is still supported. And yeah, it is a recent change, they're moving to that integrated compose tool :)

Btw, no pressure, just wanted to report it, share the new knowledge. First time I heard of yacht, looks interesting, so ❤️ and thanks for your time and effort!

(Also saw some path error, I think when you put the docker-compose.yaml in the root of the mounted volume, but I did not yet find the time to reproduce it, so did not report it yet. If I see it again, I'll make a screenshot.)

Typically it’ll be in /config/compose/$foldername/docker-compose.yaml. You can create a new project in the ui to see where it gets created too.

Definitely will add that in and check the python docker library to see if they have new compose options too. Thanks for the heads up!

I think it's time to add compose.yaml & compose.yml file to supported file name.

https://docs.docker.com/compose/compose-application-model/