Pulling in the latest from dockerhub for wordpress:6-php8.2-fpm-alpine if I look at the file wp-include/version.php I see $wp_version = '5.1.1';.
This would explain why when I try to install with the CLI it complains about "Array and string offset access syntax with curly braces
" as this old version would not be PHP 8 compatible.
Is there a rule of thumb of which docker images can be most trusted to be up to date?
Ah. I think this is already resolved in the past. Because I'm using a volume to share the wordpress code with the CLI container this was getting fixed when the image was loaded and not updated. Closing.
Pulling in the latest from dockerhub for
wordpress:6-php8.2-fpm-alpine
if I look at the file wp-include/version.php I see$wp_version = '5.1.1';
.This would explain why when I try to install with the CLI it complains about "Array and string offset access syntax with curly braces " as this old version would not be PHP 8 compatible.
Is there a rule of thumb of which docker images can be most trusted to be up to date?