hermeticvm on Nostr: Had do abandon Podman (and Podman Desktop) and go back to Docker on my Macbook. ...
Had do abandon Podman (and Podman Desktop) and go back to Docker on my Macbook. Unfortunately podman-compose just isn’t sufficiently compatible with docker-compose if you have to collaborate with other developers who use mainly docker-compose.
It’s a close call though. If you don’t have to rely on existing interdependencies and healthchecks you should be fine though.
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