Fix Docker Compose invalid interpolation format

[s-crypt]

If you are getting the error

Invalid interpolation format for "influxdb" option in service "services": "${INFLUXDB_PORTS:-8086:8086}"

when trying to run docker compose, make sure you uninstall docker-compose and verify docker-compose-plugin is up to date with apt or your package manager and the docker repository.

Restart your device and you should be able to run docker compose successfully.

I believe this has to do with docker-compose being deprecated in favor of docker compose v2, which uses docker-compose-plugin.
Now that the version is removed from powerwall.yml in 4c2ae0f, docker-compose(v1) cannot handle the file but the docker-compose-plugin(v2) can using docker compose

Hopefully this saves someone the hour that it took me to figure this out lol
Kudos to this guy which appeared through my internet searching who proposed this solution on an entirely unrelated project.

[BJReplay]

Hey, really sorry it took you a while to figure that out.

Questions to try to help others avoid the problem you had: how did you come to remove the version from powerwall.yml without running the update script?

Or did you use the update script (update.sh)?

Reason I ask is that update.sh is supposed to check that you already have docker compose V2 installed, so that you shouldn't run into this problem.

There's a check in upgrade.sh to prompt you to upgrade before it updates to the latest version that removes the version tag from powerwall.yml.

[s-crypt]

I was running docker compose manually (more specifically docker compose -f powerwall.yml up -d), because after a successful update, I upgraded my grafana version in powerwall.yml.
The script works fine, as well as the upgrade. Running the command manually is where I experienced the issue of conflicting docker compose commands.