How do I enable Dynamic Graphs while using the default Docker image `janusgraph/janusgraph:latest`?

With the following configuration settings and using the default g alias I can work with gremlin/JanusGraph no problem:
environment:
janusgraph.set-vertex-id: true
storage.backend: cql
storage.hostname: sdb:9042
janusgraph.index.search.backend: elasticsearch
janusgraph.index.search.hostname: index:${ELASTIC_PORT-.env ELASTIC_PORT needs to be set}
environment:
janusgraph.set-vertex-id: true
storage.backend: cql
storage.hostname: sdb:9042
janusgraph.index.search.backend: elasticsearch
janusgraph.index.search.hostname: index:${ELASTIC_PORT-.env ELASTIC_PORT needs to be set}
I've tried a variety of different configurations (from what I saw on docs, github, with prefixes like janusgraph. gremlin., gremlinserver. ) for around 4 hours and I haven't once been able to avoid this exception when using an alias that is not g. gremlinpy.exception.GremlinServerError: 499: The traversal source [project_ee46f177ab874d539dab0fb87311ef4f] for alias [g] is not configured on the server. How do I add support for dynamic graphs in a docker-compose file with these settings?
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deleted17mo ago
Actually looks like a bug, fantastic: https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/issues/1322
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