Update control.py

[TheeNawMan]

Added ubuntu 22.04 docker-compose path of /usr/bin/docker-compose as it is not in local.

Ubuntu 22.04 puts docker-compose in /usr/bin/docker-compose control.py does not currently check for that location and so the script fails.#

[mmguero]

Interesting, I would have thought the Which('docker-compose') a few lines above it would have found it, as I assumed /usr/bin would be always be in PATH. Thanks.

[TheeNawMan]

A more effective way of checking for this would to be utilize the which command in linux to see if it exists and if it fails then raise the exception.

[mmguero]

Agreed, I thought that's what I was doing (calling here, my cross platform implementation here).

[TheeNawMan]

I was reading way to fast and didn't realize the which command above. I did this in a pinch trying to start something up I will do some more debugging and see if I can find the issue with the original code

[mmguero]

I'll look tomorrow, too. But either way I have no issue with your tweak.

[TheeNawMan]

So in my testing the result is just returning "True". It does not spit out the actual path to use docker-compose. I don't understand why the python script can't just pull docker-compose through path since it returns True. Maybe you could use subprocess module to run the native which command and grab the path variable and if null spit to your error section.

[mmguero]

Interesting, so it's finding that docker-compose is in the PATH, but the actual exec isn't running it from the path. Yeah, that's a good idea, I'll pull something like that together.