[Bug]: "Compose file location in your repository" incorrect

[ari-party]

Error Message and Logs

Unmodified input

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a new application, any source matters as long as it has a docker-compose.yml
2. "Compose file location in your repository" incorrect

Example Repository URL

https://github.com/growthbook/growthbook

Coolify Version

v4.0.0-beta.390

Are you using Coolify Cloud?

No (self-hosted)

Operating System and Version (self-hosted)

No response

Additional Information

Surprised this hasn't been reported yet (or I don't see an existing issue)

[ari-party]

Might also be that I don't understand the exact purpose of the "Compose file location in your repository"
As far as my common sense can tell, it's where Coolify thinks the compose file is

[djsisson]

@ari-party the repo has the file named 'docker-compose.yml' you are typing docker-compose.yaml in coolify (notice the extra a in yaml)

just type the correct file name

[ari-party]

@ari-party the repo has the file named 'docker-compose.yml' you are typing docker-compose.yaml in coolify (notice the extra a in yaml)

just type the correct file name

Yeah so, I didn't type anything. .yaml was what Coolify defaulted to, even though it doesn't exist

[djsisson]

@ari-party yes, that's the default name, but if that's not what is in the repo, just change it to what is and press enter

[ari-party]

@djsisson So what even is the point of showing the compose file location?

[djsisson]

@ari-party so you can enter the path & filename of where the compose is, every repo is different, so you have to be able to tell coolify where the compose file is if that's what you are using

[ari-party]

@djsisson

I understand the concept of entering the compose file's location
I do not understand why the "Compose file location in your repository" is seemingly only there to show what you've already input.

[djsisson]

@ari-party because the bottom is in combination with the base directory in the field next to it, if you are using a mono repo etc

[ari-party]

Ah I see, it's in combination of the base directory.
Good change to avoid confusion would be hiding the "Compose file location in your repository" if base directory is set to /