Hi,
Thanks for starting open sanctions, it is really useful project 
I was trying to install opensanctions locally following the documentation in the URL Installation - zavod
Is a local Zavod installation required even after zavod was moved from a separate project into opensanctions project itself ?
If yes, then ?
I was trying to get “zavod” up and running locally Using Docker
docker compose run --rm app zavod --help
As given in the URL
But
when i tried
docker-compose run --rm app zavod --help
I get the following error
ERROR: The Compose file './docker-compose.yml' is invalid because:
Unsupported config option for services: 'app'
If not, then ?
Am i missing something really basic here ?
Hi,
does docker-compose give you any more information on what the unsupported config option is? It seems to work for me locally. Could you maybe give the output of docker --version and docker-compose --version? That’s the only thing I can think of right now, that the version you’re using might not support all the options we set (although I don’t think we’re doing anything super fancy).
As @leon.handreke rightly suspected it was related to an ancient version of docker-compose.
Uninstalling the previous docker-compose and then installing a later version , as per instructions in Stack overflow - docker compose solved the issue.
Please note : Read the note about docker-compose latest release link Releases · docker/compose · GitHub
Regards,
Nice, glad that you were able to resolve it relatively easily!