docker-compose

Aliases for Compose that auto-detect v1 vs v2: if a real docker-compose binary exists they use it, otherwise everything maps to docker compose. Since StumpCloud is Docker Compose stacks, this is the most-used plugin on the list.

Alias	Runs
dcupd	up -d
dcupdb	up -d --build
dcdn	down
dcl / dclf	logs / logs -f
dclF	logs -f --tail 0 (follow, no backlog)
dce	exec
dcps	ps
dcpull	pull
dcrestart	restart

Pro tips

• The deploy loop is three aliases: dcpull && dcupd picks up new images (Compose only recreates changed services), dclf <service> to confirm a clean start. That's the standard StumpCloud stack update.
• dclF is the incident alias: --tail 0 skips the backlog and shows only new lines — follow it in one pane while you dce <service> sh in another, and you see exactly what your poking causes. dcl --tail=200 <service> when you do want recent history.
• dcupd <service> recreates just one service from the stack — no need to bounce a whole compose file to restart the one wedged container. dcrestart <service> is lighter still (no recreate, keeps the container).
• dcdn removes containers and networks but not named volumes — safe for stack surgery. It's down -v that destroys data, and there's deliberately no alias for it.
• All aliases resolve the compose file from the current directory, so cd into the stack dir first — or pass dco -f <file> <cmd> for one-offs (dco is the bare compose alias).