Interesting; I have yet to run into any issues with it. Teams I work with mostly use it for local development/testing and do actual deploys using Kubernetes, so we don't use Docker Compose for deployments that utilize features unavailable in Podman Compose.

I'll try to do some more testing between the two and edit my original comment with my findings!

Or just use docker until podman compose gets fixed.

After all the whole point was supposed to be that it didnt need a daemon.