Closed Trusted97 closed 1 year ago
Hi, we've had something like this before, but it got unmaintained and cause lot of troubles to our users. Also, the best way to run Rector is directly on the project. You get autoloding, paths, static reflection and typical paths out of the box.
Yet, if you want to maintain community Docker package for Rector, go for it :+1:
Just for the record: the difference between Rector and PHP-CS-Fixer in terms of Docker is that our source code is compatible with 7.4-8.2 so we can run it on several Docker services with different PHP versions, while Rector is downgraded during build and effectively can be run on lower PHP versions only after the build/release. Locally you run Rector on PHP version that is required for development.
Docker runtime in Rector got unmaintained somehow, because (IMHO) @TomasVotruba does not understand how Docker works and/or wasn't able to provide me enough information why my changes in rectorphp/rector-src#1928 don't fit the "native PHP" approach. There is also possibility that I couldn't grasp the problem Tomas tried to point out. I can provide refreshed PR with these changes if there's interest, though 🙂.
Hello everyone! My name is Gianluca and I work for https://github.com/immobiliare. I want to thank you so much for the amazing work done on rector. I really appreciate your work and would like to suggest adding docker to improve the contributions from the whole community.
To give you an idea of what I mean I leave you a link to PHP-CS-FIXER that have already implemented this
Best regards
P.s. If you think it's something useful, I'll be happy to send my PR to add this feature!