Why would you assume I'm not doing anything about it? Podman is one piece in my hygiene, not allowing npm scripts is another. It does make some things harder and most devs I work with don't even know it's possible and should be done. Assuming you aren't vulnerable and waiting for a problem to appear before solving it is doing it backwards if you ask me. Your kind of self-confidence is what usually gets people.

I could also point docker-compose to the podman socket (it's the default for the podman compose command), if that was something I needed. Pods do it for me these days, which was my initial point. Even though compose is cool it's not really needed and wouldn't add that much for me these days. I've been using podman so long that I don't see the point in going back to docker, changing the default when what I'm using was built to fix that issue to begin with.

What point are you trying to make? I can live without docker.