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Hey Folks, beginner here. I'm getting the following error:

sudo fleetctl preview
Downloading dependencies into /root/.fleet/preview...
Pulling Docker dependencies...
Invalid interpolation format for “fleet01” option in service “services”: “fleetdm/fleet:${FLEET_VERSION:-latest}”

What version of docker &amp; docker compose are you running?

Hi Ben:

docker v. 20.10.8
docker-compose v. 1.25.0

I am on Ubuntu, and just pulled main.

Docker: `Docker version 20.10.7, build f0df35096d`
Docker Compose `docker-compose version 1.29.2`

and running `fleetctl preview`:

```fleetctl preview
Downloading dependencies into /home/ben/.fleet/preview...
Pulling Docker dependencies...
Starting Docker containers...
Waiting for server to start up...
Initializing server...
Fleet UI is now available at <http://localhost:1337>.
Email: <mailto:admin@example.com|admin@example.com>
Password: admin123#
Loading standard query library...
Starting simulated hosts...
Preview environment complete. Enjoy using Fleet!```
Invalid interpolation format _seems_ like a Docker issue. This command pulls down <https://github.com/fleetdm/osquery-in-a-box> and combines the docker compose files there to start up all the dependencies and the local environment. Seems odd to me that there isn't a `version` declaration in <https://github.com/fleetdm/osquery-in-a-box/blob/master/docker-compose.yml> which I suspect might be an issue for the version of compose you are running.

If possible, can you try upgrading docker-compose? If you still get issues, we might need to pin a version to that compose file. Hope that helps.

Hey Benjamin -- I'll give that a go today (this morning EST) and let you know.

For some unknown reason, I had to manually remove my docker-compose and then manually reinstall the 1.29.2 version