Keep Compose image links local when Docker is present#198
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Quick follow-up on this. The local Compose image link handling is still current, and I am happy to adjust the Docker-present behavior or test coverage if needed. |
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Fixes #179.
When the Docker extension is present, this client capability currently tells the Compose language service to stop providing image links. That hands image refs to Docker's provider, which can turn private registry refs into Docker Hub URLs.
This keeps Compose's own image link provider active so it keeps using the stricter registry handling already in this package.
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git diff --checkusing the repo's CRLF-aware whitespace settings. I did not run the mocha suite locally because this fresh checkout does not have the Node dependencies installed.