Removed unused composeFiles from client.go #275
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This PR removes the `composeFiles` variable from `compose()` and its use in all the calling functions. I liked how the CLI used a directory structure for instrumenting the docker-compose files, and knew that Compose itself didn't support that, so was curious what it was doing under the hood. In looking over the code, I saw that the `composeFiles` variable was never used, so figured I'd remove it and clean it up.
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This PR removes the
composeFilesvariable fromcompose()and its use in all the calling functions.I liked how the CLI used a directory structure for instrumenting the docker-compose files, and knew that Compose itself didn't support that, so was curious what it was doing under the hood. In looking over the code, I saw that the
composeFilesvariable was never used, so figured I'd remove it and clean it up.