Volume mapping for wordpress /app

[geeksupport1]

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• What's your problem about? cannot see Volume mapping of wp-content

The docker-compose file says ./data. but nothing is in the ./data directory.

Upon closer inspection, the WORKDIR is set to /app

• What is your operating system? windows 10 Pro WSL

docker daemon in WSL working.

• What is your docker version? docker version 19.03.4

  docker-compose.yml

  https://github.com/visiblevc/wordpress-starter

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I later discovered the examples directory contains the updated docker-compose.yml file.

However, wp-content is not mapped to host, so files in wp-content will not be saved upon container crash.

[dsifford]

Having trouble understanding exactly what the issue you're having with this project is, but...

However, wp-content is not mapped to host, so files in wp-content will not be saved upon container crash.

wp-content isn't supposed to be volumed. That's the point of this setup. It keeps the builds ephemeral. The only thing you should volume are things that need to survive teardowns.. So, generally, speaking...

• wp-content/uploads (optionally)
• wp-content/themes/<the-theme-you're-developing> (optionally)
• wp-content/plugins/<the-plugin-you're-developing> (optionally)