Fix local docker-compose support on Windows10 #863
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bsideup
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| final String composeFileEnvVariableValue = absoluteDockerComposeFiles.stream().collect(joining(UNIX_PATH_SEPERATOR + "")); // we always need the UNIX path separator | ||
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| final String composeFileEnvVariableValue = absoluteDockerComposeFiles.stream() |
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since absoluteDockerComposeFiles is a stream already, probably makes sense to not collect it into List before joining
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Local Docker-Compose was failing on Windows10 because of different, path related, problems.
Also note that the
COMPOSE_FILEenvironment variable uses system specific path separators: