feat: support x-context extension to set Docker context in compose.yaml#13694
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Allow users to specify a Docker context at the compose project level via an x-context extension field. When set, all compose operations use the specified context instead of the CLI default, without needing --context on every invocation. Fix for the bug docker#13501 Signed-off-by: Samaresh Kumar Singh <ssam3003@gmail.com>
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This adds support for an x-context top-level extension in compose.yaml that lets users pin a named Docker context for all compose operations. It removes the need to pass --context on every invocation when working with non-default contexts like rootless or remote SSH endpoints. The implementation detects the extension after loading the project and reinitializes the Docker CLI for the specified context before dispatching to the backend.