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Describe the bug Kafka Kraft action fails on ubuntu-latest due to deprecation of docker compose v1.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
./scripts/start.sh
docker-compose: command not found
Expected behavior Job should succeed
Screenshots (removed topic names)
Additional context The team maintaining the actions/runner-images repository pushed the following pull request on July 30th:
actions/runner-images
This PR removed support for Docker Compose v1.
The suggested fix would be to migrate the docker-compose up -d command in scripts/start.sh to use v2 as laid out here
docker-compose up -d
scripts/start.sh
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Really sorry about the delay - I've been travelling!
Thanks for digging into this and providing a resolution - love the write up.
@asheswook and @benjylxwang kindly raised PRs that have been now been merged 👏
This should now be resolved in spicyparrot/kafka-kraft-action@v1.1.3 (latest version).
spicyparrot/kafka-kraft-action@v1.1.3
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Describe the bug
Kafka Kraft action fails on ubuntu-latest due to deprecation of docker compose v1.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
./scripts/start.sh
-docker-compose: command not found
Expected behavior
Job should succeed
Screenshots

(removed topic names)
Additional context
The team maintaining the
actions/runner-images
repository pushed the following pull request on July 30th:This PR removed support for Docker Compose v1.
The suggested fix would be to migrate the
docker-compose up -d
command inscripts/start.sh
to use v2 as laid out hereThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: