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docker-compose 2 seems to behave slightly differently with regards to quotes in environment files
Steps to reproduce
install docker-compose v2
clone starter repo
docker-compose up -d db
Expected results
⠿ Container graphile-starter-db-1 Started
Actual results
unexpected character "-" in variable name near "exec -T db pg_dump\n\n# Drops tables without asking in `yarn setup`. Reasoning: 1) docker-compose is\n# not tty, 2) it's a dev env anyway.\nCONFIRM_DROP=y\n\n# POSTGRES_PASSWORD is the superuser password for PostgreSQL, it's required to\n# initialize the Postgres docker volume.\nPOSTGRES_PASSWORD=password\n\n# We're accessing Postgres via Docker, so we must use the db host and the\n# relevant password.\nDATABASE_HOST=db\nROOT_DATABASE_URL=postgres://postgres:password@db/postgres\n"
DanielFGray
commented
2 years ago
Summary
docker-compose 2 seems to behave slightly differently with regards to quotes in environment files
Steps to reproduce
docker-compose up -d dbExpected results
Actual results
unexpected character "-" in variable name near "exec -T db pg_dump\n\n# Drops tables without asking in `yarn setup`. Reasoning: 1) docker-compose is\n# not tty, 2) it's a dev env anyway.\nCONFIRM_DROP=y\n\n# POSTGRES_PASSWORD is the superuser password for PostgreSQL, it's required to\n# initialize the Postgres docker volume.\nPOSTGRES_PASSWORD=password\n\n# We're accessing Postgres via Docker, so we must use the db host and the\n# relevant password.\nDATABASE_HOST=db\nROOT_DATABASE_URL=postgres://postgres:password@db/postgres\n"