Revert composectl
usage for checking whether app is installed
#354
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This reverts commit 37c0249.
The given functionality does not work if images hosted in docker.io are specified in a docker compose project file in a full format. For example, "docker.io/library/nginx:stable-alpine" or "docker.io/homeassistant/home-assistant:stable".
The dockerd removes the "docker.io" or "docker.io/library" prefix when stores such images in its store and as result returns the image URIs in the shorten format in a response to "http://localhost/images/json?all=1" request. For example, "nginx@sha256:" or "homeassistant/home-assistant@sha256:".
Therefore, it is not possible to map images listed in the compose project to images reported by dockerd unless the dockerd's URI shortening rules are taken in the "isAppInstalled" logic.