I'm trying to containerize bedrock such that developers can develop themes and plugins for a specific customer website. I would like to separate static content from dynamic content. In other words I would like to build a docker image that contains the static code for plugins and themes while dynamic assets such as /web/cache, /web/uploads and plugins installed inside using the wordpres interface /web/pluginsweb/mu-plugins to be separated such that they can be hosted using on a volume.
The problem arises from the fact that a custom plugins are contained in the same directory as dynamically installed plugins i.e. /web/plugins and that the dynamic content is placed in different folders. It would be better if dynamic content would be placed into a folder such as /web/app/dynamic.
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I'm trying to containerize bedrock such that developers can develop themes and plugins for a specific customer website. I would like to separate static content from dynamic content. In other words I would like to build a docker image that contains the static code for plugins and themes while dynamic assets such as
/web/cache,/web/uploadsand plugins installed inside using the wordpres interface/web/pluginsweb/mu-pluginsto be separated such that they can be hosted using on a volume.The problem arises from the fact that a custom plugins are contained in the same directory as dynamically installed plugins i.e.
/web/pluginsand that the dynamic content is placed in different folders. It would be better if dynamic content would be placed into a folder such as/web/app/dynamic.Additional context
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