Hello,
I'm facing the issue just now. This is due to an incoming release of compose just now: the tag has been created but not the related release (github release) yet.
Thus the install.sh script found a tag version but without a corresponding release => it can't download the asset (not yet release) then fails.
The solution for now is to specify an already existing version like this:
"ghcr.io/devcontainers/features/docker-outside-of-docker:1": {
"dockerDashComposeVersion": "v2.32.3"
},
Perhaps, a more robust way to handle this would be to to look at the available releases instead of tags (if allowed by the github API).
Hello,
I'm facing the issue just now. This is due to an incoming release of compose just now: the tag has been created but not the related release (github release) yet.
Thus the install.sh script found a tag version but without a corresponding release => it can't download the asset (not yet release) then fails.
The solution for now is to specify an already existing version like this:
Perhaps, a more robust way to handle this would be to to look at the available releases instead of tags (if allowed by the github API).