Fix: Only adding folders to stack with a compose file.

[Ozy-Viking]

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Description

Fixes #183

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[Ozy-Viking]

It checks if the folder in the stacks has any of the following files "compose.yaml", "compose.yml", "docker-compose.yml", "docker-compose.yaml" .

[louislam]

I feel it is a bit over used await and promise here. I try to rewrite it

[Ozy-Viking]

No kidding, that is definitely a weak point for me hahaha

[louislam]

Actually I was thinking using something like .gitignore to exclude them, because file system operations will be fewer.

I think it is ok at this moment.

[MrNavaStar]

Actually I was thinking using something like .gitignore to exclude them, because file system operations will be fewer.

I think it would be a good idea to also rely on the gitignore, but the gitignore often doesn't hide some main folders (like the .git folder) so if you are going this approach you would probably want something more custom.