chore: switch to docker compose v2 (#1325)

Makefile

@@ -14,8 +14,8 @@ NAME = "robotoff"
 ENV_FILE ?= .env
 MOUNT_POINT ?= /mnt
 HOSTS=127.0.0.1 robotoff.openfoodfacts.localhost
-DOCKER_COMPOSE=docker-compose --env-file=${ENV_FILE}
-DOCKER_COMPOSE_TEST=COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME=robotoff_test PO_LOCAL_NET=po_test docker-compose --env-file=${ENV_FILE}
+DOCKER_COMPOSE=docker compose --env-file=${ENV_FILE}
+DOCKER_COMPOSE_TEST=COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME=robotoff_test PO_LOCAL_NET=po_test docker compose --env-file=${ENV_FILE}
 ML_OBJECT_DETECTION_MODELS := tf-universal-logo-detector tf-nutrition-table tf-nutriscore
 
 # mount information for robotoff backup ZFS dataset

doc/how-to-guides/deployment/dev-install.md

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ After cloning the repository:
 5. To debug in a running container, you need to run poetry in the container. For example:
 
     ```
-    docker-compose run --rm api poetry run python
+    docker compose run --rm api poetry run python
     ```
     Here we run the `api` service. This opens a Python command prompt, you may debug with [pdb](https://docs.python.org/3/library/pdb.html) or play with the code. 
 

doc/how-to-guides/deployment/maintenance.md

@@ -26,15 +26,15 @@ All Robotoff services are running on one of the two Docker instances (OVH 200 VM
 see [dev-install](./dev-install.md)
 
 You can then use:
-`docker-compose start [service-name]` or `docker-compose stop [service-name]`
+`docker compose start [service-name]` or `docker compose stop [service-name]`
 
-Or `make up` when you refresh the product (it will re-build and run `docker-compose up -d`).
+Or `make up` when you refresh the product (it will re-build and run `docker compose up -d`).
 
 Take the time to become a bit familiar with docker-compose if it's your first use.
 
 ## Monitor
 
-To display the logs of the container, `docker-compose logs [service-name]`.
+To display the logs of the container, `docker compose logs [service-name]`.
 (without service-name, you got all logs).
 
 Two options are often used: `-f` to follow output and `--tail n` to only display last n lines.

doc/how-to-guides/test-and-debug.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ We recommend  [Factory](https://factoryboy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/) to create
 
 If you have installed Robotoff via Docker, you can run Python using Poetry and execute Factory like so:
 ```
-$ docker-compose run --rm api poetry run python
+$ docker compose run --rm api poetry run python
 ...
 > from tests.integration.models_utils import *
 > PredictionFactory()

doc/introduction/contributing.md

@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ Ready to contribute code? Here's how to set up Robotoff for local development.
    To test the APIs on your localhost run 
 
    ```
-   docker-compose up
+   docker compose up
    ```
 
    You can make a post request through [Postman](https://www.postman.com/) or simply paste the url in a web browser to make a get request like this one http://localhost:5500/api/v1/insights/

docker/docker-livecheck.sh

@@ -2,8 +2,8 @@
 
 ENV_FILE="${ENV_FILE:-.env}"
 RET_CODE=0
-for service in `docker-compose --env-file=${ENV_FILE} config  --service | tr '\n' ' '`; do 
-    found=$(docker-compose --env-file=${ENV_FILE} ps -- ${service}|grep  ${service}|grep '\bUp\b')
+for service in `docker compose --env-file=${ENV_FILE} config  --service | tr '\n' ' '`; do 
+    found=$(docker compose --env-file=${ENV_FILE} ps -- ${service}|grep  ${service}|grep '\bUp\b')
     if [ -z "$found" ] 
     then
         echo "$service: DOWN"