Docker v1.13 init feature to use in docker compose

[borntorock]

It would be great to have the docker v1.13 init feature in Compose v3 so as to provision the containers with docker compose with an init process running as PID 1 inside the containers.

[borntorock]

@shin- Are we going to have this feature soon, probably in next release?

[shin-]

All I can say for now is it will not be in Compose 1.11. I'll update here when I know more.

[borntorock]

@shin- Any update on this.

[OnkelTem]

It's odd.

If I use docker compose for running containers then I don't really get any chance to use docker's option until it's implemented in docker-compose. In other words - I'd expect them to be in sync and currently adding any new feature to docker without having it in docker-compose is just waste of time.

[borntorock]

@OnkelTem Totally agree with you, but I don't think that's the case currently. Every new feature invented in docker engine needs to be re-implemented in docker compose source code.

@shin- can provide more details on why the features invented in docker engine are not synced directly to docker compose.

[deiga]

@shin- I know this is closed, but in light of this, should docker-compose run support some way of passing through flags to docker run? This way one could use flags from upstream before docker-compose is updated

[quinn]

is there a reason this was removed in v3 of the config? I want to use this but don't want to depend on something that is deprecated.

[zrml]

Hi, this is critical for me. I'd like to keep the compose yml format for readability and compatibility but if this feature is not supported I'll be forced to switch to a bash script.
What is the rationale for deprecating it?
Thanks