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Do not link to docker-compose.yml #50

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@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ See the mashup's [readme](./mashups/smart-home/README.md).

### Using docker-compose

You can start the devices inside a container, for that running `docker-compose up` at the root directory builds and runs the containers. For custom configuration, take a look at the `Dockerfile` of each device or [docker-compose.yml](./docker-compose.yml).
You can start the devices inside a container, for that running `docker-compose up` at the root directory builds and runs the containers. For custom configuration, take a look at the `Dockerfile` of each device or `docker-compose.yml`.
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Hmm, as you have mentioned in the other PR, there is actually no docker-compose.yml file to be found anywhere in the repository (if I am not mistaken), so maybe this should actually refer to docker-compose-things.yml instead?

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You can start the devices inside a container, for that running `docker-compose up` at the root directory builds and runs the containers. For custom configuration, take a look at the `Dockerfile` of each device or `docker-compose.yml`.
You can start the devices inside a container, for that running `docker-compose up` at the root directory builds and runs the containers. For custom configuration, take a look at the `Dockerfile` of each device or the `docker-compose-things.yml` file in the root directory.

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Sorry I caught up way too late... Basically, this readme needs a bit of updating on how to really use it. That docker-compose-things file shouldn't/cannot be used without the infrastructure repo. Might be even relevant to not even mention it as a guide.

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