Release 3.6.0-rc1.

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v3.6.0-rc1
==========
Release Summary
---------------
First release candidate of the latest bugfix and feature release.
No more features will be added before the final release, which will likely happen on Sunday or Monday.
The collection now includes a bunch of new ``docker_image_*`` modules that move features out of the
rather complex ``docker_image`` module. These new modules are easier to use and can better declare whether
they support check mode, diff mode, or none of them.
This version also features modules that support the Docker CLI plugins ``buildx`` and ``compose``.
The ``docker_image_build`` module uses the ``docker buildx`` command under the hood, and the ``docker_compose_v2``
and ``docker_compose_v2_pull`` modules uses the ``docker compose`` command. All these modules use the Docker CLI
instead of directly talking to the API. The modules support mostly the same interface as the API based modules,
so the main difference is that instead of some Python requirements, they depend on the Docker CLI tool ``docker``.
Changes since the last beta:
* The ``docker_compose_v2*`` modules also checks for ``compose.yaml`` and ``compose.yml``, not only for ``docker-compose.yaml`` and ``docker-compose.yml``.
* You can now specify ``services`` in the ``docker_compose_v2`` module.
* You can now specify ``build`` in the ``docker_compose_v2`` module (allows to pass ``--build`` or ``--no-build`` depending on its value).
v3.6.0-b2
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namespace: ''
release_date: '2024-01-14'
3.6.0-rc1:
changes:
release_summary: 'First release candidate of the latest bugfix and feature release.
No more features will be added before the final release, which will likely
happen on Sunday or Monday.
The collection now includes a bunch of new ``docker_image_*`` modules that
move features out of the
rather complex ``docker_image`` module. These new modules are easier to use
and can better declare whether
they support check mode, diff mode, or none of them.
This version also features modules that support the Docker CLI plugins ``buildx``
and ``compose``.
The ``docker_image_build`` module uses the ``docker buildx`` command under
the hood, and the ``docker_compose_v2``
and ``docker_compose_v2_pull`` modules uses the ``docker compose`` command.
All these modules use the Docker CLI
instead of directly talking to the API. The modules support mostly the same
interface as the API based modules,
so the main difference is that instead of some Python requirements, they depend
on the Docker CLI tool ``docker``.
Changes since the last beta:
* The ``docker_compose_v2*`` modules also checks for ``compose.yaml`` and
``compose.yml``, not only for ``docker-compose.yaml`` and ``docker-compose.yml``.
* You can now specify ``services`` in the ``docker_compose_v2`` module.
* You can now specify ``build`` in the ``docker_compose_v2`` module (allows
to pass ``--build`` or ``--no-build`` depending on its value).
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release_summary: |
First release candidate of the latest bugfix and feature release.
No more features will be added before the final release, which will likely happen on Sunday or Monday.
The collection now includes a bunch of new ``docker_image_*`` modules that move features out of the
rather complex ``docker_image`` module. These new modules are easier to use and can better declare whether
they support check mode, diff mode, or none of them.
This version also features modules that support the Docker CLI plugins ``buildx`` and ``compose``.
The ``docker_image_build`` module uses the ``docker buildx`` command under the hood, and the ``docker_compose_v2``
and ``docker_compose_v2_pull`` modules uses the ``docker compose`` command. All these modules use the Docker CLI
instead of directly talking to the API. The modules support mostly the same interface as the API based modules,
so the main difference is that instead of some Python requirements, they depend on the Docker CLI tool ``docker``.
Changes since the last beta:
* The ``docker_compose_v2*`` modules also checks for ``compose.yaml`` and ``compose.yml``, not only for ``docker-compose.yaml`` and ``docker-compose.yml``.
* You can now specify ``services`` in the ``docker_compose_v2`` module.
* You can now specify ``build`` in the ``docker_compose_v2`` module (allows to pass ``--build`` or ``--no-build`` depending on its value).