neutralize path separator when used in service name #522
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a nicer approach is to redefine update: we need tree.Path to be comparable so it can be used as map key, which makes this non-trivial :P |
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👻 funny touch |
Signed-off-by: Nicolas De Loof <[email protected]>
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tree.Pathmust distinguish parts in a path vs names using the path separator char.This quick fix replaces path separator with another char I don't expect anyone would use for resource name
closes docker/compose#11336