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I think I've found a solution from here.
Adding tty: true
seems to solve the problem, and the container starts as expected. I assume for some reason the node is waiting on an interactive shell (which docker-compose doesn't provide) and so won't start. I didn't write the node so not super familiar, but I'll have a look and see if anything suggests it would be waiting for a shell.