Update README.md: change docker-compose to docker compose because command syntax has changed #1998
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`docker-compose` --> `docker compose`
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as written in #1995:
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I don't understand the problem. You just referenced your own comment, which I already read, and did not provide any additional information. Docker has not said both will be supported. In fact, they ended support for Compose V1 in 2021. The syntax of the command has officially been changed. If the old syntax works on your system, then it is a crutch that will eventually go away. It is better to simply learn the new syntax and update documentation to accordingly. Again, I do not understand the push back on such a minor change. |
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docker-compose-->docker composeThe official syntax of the command has changed. Many distributions and installers will automatically create an alias, but this should no be relied upon since it will not always be there. Documentation should be updated to reflect the standard syntax as defined by Docker.