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Jesus man that was it. docker compose up -d solved it. Thank you so much
This means your
docker-compose
is very outdated or even broken.To give you some context, originally Docker Compose was a separate project. It's a separate program called
docker-compose
. It evolved for quite a while, and was eventually rewritten and included as a part of Docker itself, becaming a sub-command (docker compose
).Just uninstall the old Compose (so it won't cause you any issues) and keep only Docker.