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This needs SR#987335 to not break things, please wait for this to be accepted and submitted to Factory
(docker-compose 2.x does no longer provide a
docker-compose
binary, which is provided by the docker-compose-switch package submitted in that SR)That SR was so far only submitted (and accepted) to the devel project, but not to Factory.
That's actually slighly 'confusing' for the users IMHO.
so far, one could do 'zypper in docker-compose' (which was provided by python310-docker-compose) and then run it.
Now, zypper in docker-compose gives this new package, which does not have the binary - and one will have to KNOW to install docker-compose-switch to get going.
That's quite a confusing UI (and trips over openQA - rather easy fixable) https://openqa.opensuse.org/tests/2496472#step/docker_compose/76)
Hmmm, in my testing before creating the SRs this worked and both docker-compose and docker-compose-switch were being installed.
I can submit a SR where docker-compose has a hard requirement on docker-compose-switch, as this should not harm people that would only want docker-compose without the compatibility package.
SR#993285
you were probably upgrading, which helped as docker-compose-switch obsoleted the previous python3x-docker-compose packages - resulting in them being swapped.
On clean installs, this was missing. The requires seems like a possible workaround
You are right, I misread.
SR#/993840 is on its way to Factory.