Remove support for DOCKER_HOST in .env files
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Fixes issues related to docker/compose#9871 (docker-compose versions newer than v2.11.2)
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What I did
This reverts commit 126cb98, reversing changes made to b80222f.
Upon further review, we’ve decided to not support dynamically setting
DOCKER_HOSTvia.envfiles in Compose v2.Compose v2 is a Docker CLI plugin, and we want to ensure consistent behavior across all CLI plugins, which means using the "inherited" Docker API connection provided to the plugin, respecting all options, such as the active context.
If you were relying on this functionality, I’d recommend taking a look at projects such as direnv, which can automatically set environment variables such as
DOCKER_HOSTorDOCKER_CONTEXTbased on the current directory.Related issue
Reverts #9817.
JIRA: EN-255
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