Diff docker-compose files. When deploying using docker-compose, these files could be used to generate Release Notes. Especially interesting is to diff two docker-compose Releases by each other, then customers know the changed components and testers know which part to especially test.
Usage
Via Python
Install it via: pip3 install compose_diff
After that use it like
compose_diff --versions old.yml new.yml this will print the differences in the used versions/tags between the two compose files.
compose_diff --instances old.yml new.yml this will print the amount of instances of this image between the two compose files.
Features
Support for Version 2 and Version 1.
Diffs Image Versions
Diffs Image Instances
Output in Markdown and CSV format
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
Release files for compose_diff 0.4.0
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