Daniel J Walsh

There are many PRs and commits going on in this project, so I would not say it is dead. As far as your particular issue, it might be that no...

In another chain, we are talking about getting new maintainers, of this project, if we have volunteers who want to support it.

The question would be if podman-compose started to extend the compose spec for handling of Pods and advanced Podman features.

I actually think this should be fixed in Podman, basically drop a unit file that runs only one time at boot, With something like `podman start --restart` that searches through...

This would be done in a different project, and then podman-compose could take advantage. @mheon `podman system boot` or something similar would be fine with me.

It would be best to open an issue in Podman and then monitor it from there.

BTW I am fine with carrying on this effort, especially if podman-compose supports more features of podman then docker-compose. Docker-compose support in Podman right now requires rootfull containers. We plan...

I would prefer that this stay under the containers umbrella, and if the originators of this project have disappeared, we could give it over to new maintainers.

Nico, The Red Hat Podman team has been focused on two ways of doing local orchestration of containers. 1. kubernetes - yaml support We believe that Podman is a great...

Sure it works, except for cases where network configuration is happening, I believe.