* Run some tests with the latest development versions of Docker SDK for Python, requests, and urllib3.
* Use LooseVersion instead of StrictVersion to parse urllib3 versions.
* Use simple-1 image instead of Alpine image for docker_compose_v2_pull tests.
* Use simple-1 image instead of Alpine image for docker_compose_v2 pull tests.
* Add note on idempotency.
* Make platform a list of strings.
* Support specifying secrets.
* Add test for secrets.
* Support specifying outputs.
* Ignore invalid choices syntax for ansible-core <= 2.16.
It actually works with ansible-core 2.14+ (though not with <= 2.13),
but the sanity tests only accept it from 2.17 on.
* Only use --secret with type=env for buildx 0.6.0+, and multiple --output for buildx 0.13.0+.
* add sysctls option to docker_swarm_service
* Add added version number
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* version added -> 3.10.0
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* changelog fragment for docker_swarm_service sysctls
* add minimal docker_py / docker_api versions to use for sysctls
* set expected sysctls to null on integration test
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* Allow to specify inline compose definitions.
* Remove comma that trips Python 2.7.
* Add tests.
* Add PyYAML as EE dependency.
* Be more explicit on PyYAML.
* Allow to configure behavior of pull=true in check mode.
* Change pull to option that accepts some strings as well, such as pull=never.
* Adjust values.
* Add pull option for 'docker compose up'.
* Improve dry-mode event parsing, and also parse pull-related events.
* Improve error handling, and add first tests.
* Fix action status documentation.
* Add more tests.
* Always return stderr.
This makes debugging misbehavior a lot easier since you can see
what 'docker compose' actually returned.
* Reformat existing tests.
* Add docker_compose_v2 module.
* Add note on compatibility.
* Parse more events.
Emit warnings (or things we assume are warnings), and report unparsable
messages to the user so they can report them to us.
* Rename setup role.
* Create new CI group 6, and move docker_compose v1 tests into there.
* Split up Docker setup in integration tests.
* Change setup_docker_compose_v1 to install its own Docker SDK for Python.
* Docker SDK for Python not needed to set up registry or query host info.