DockerCompose start fails to start dockers, gives "got an unexpected keyword argument ssl_version" error in logs

Describe the bug

Tried running:

compose = DockerCompose(
        dir_name, compose_file_name="docker-compose.yaml", pull=True, build=True
    )
compose.start()

but nothing happened, checked logs with
compose.get_logs()
got "got an unexpected keyword argument ssl_version" in the logs, apparently with the newest python docker package, the ssl_version as a parameter is no longer supported - https://docker-py.readthedocs.io/en/stable/change-log.html
starting with version 7.0.0

To Reproduce

run the following with the docker 7.0.0 package

compose = DockerCompose(
        dir_name, compose_file_name="docker-compose.yaml", pull=True, build=True
    )
compose.start()

Runtime environment

Fedora Linux with python 3.9 and 24.0.5 docker version (7.0.0 pip package)

switching to 6.1.3 pip package seems to do the trick

Start with the DockerCompose.start() path and the dependency handling used with docker 7.0.0; compare its behavior with docker 6.1.3. Reproduce the reported command, inspect compose.get_logs(), and consider the issue done when startup succeeds without the ssl_version error on the supported Docker package.