Open kingkool68 opened 5 years ago
There is also a fork of EasyEngine v3 called WordOps which has updated packages including PHP 7.2. It is Python based and doesn't use Docker.
Why would we want to use this? Seems like it exists because its creators really hate Docker but I can't find any other good reason. EE uses PHP 7.2 too.
If it's really hard to customize the nginx configs in EasyEngine v4 (because they're in a Docker container somewhere) then I could see using WordOps which is native. I dunno until I dig in. I'm leaning more to EasyEngine v4 at this point.
EasyEngine released v4 which is based on WPCLI and Docker.
There is also a fork of EasyEngine v3 called WordOps which has updated packages including PHP 7.2. It is Python based and doesn't use Docker.
Whichever we end up going with we'll need to build a new server image from scratch and migrate over any changes we need for our current setup. It's probably about a days worth of work.
This issue would take care of #35 and #39