Version 1.0.15

Added

• Use PHP 8.2 as the base for spin-up-craft-base Docker images

Version 1.0.14

Fixed

• Wait not just for the database to be available, but also that the info table has been populated before proceeding with the queue container (#2)

Changed

• Remove PHP platform version

Version 1.0.13

Changed

• Clean up the Makefile by using docker compose api
• Fully switch from the old docker-compose api to the new docker compose api

Version 1.0.12

Changed

• Updated to craftcms/cms ^4.4.5
• Switch to jbergstroem/mariadb-alpine for the db container, for a much smaller image size, and a much faster startup time
• Run php craft up and display the banner message only from the queue container

Version 1.0.11

Fixed

• Use a unique CSRF token name, to avoid issues with CSRF validation with multiple instances of Craft running on the same host (localhost)

Version 1.0.10

Changed

• Ship with empty CRAFT_APP_ID & CRAFT_SECURITY_KEY env vars, and generate them via the run_queue.sh script, so each instance will have unique values
• Move the copying of the .env file to the beginning of make nuke to handle the case where it isn't present

Version 1.0.9

Added

• Added the INITIAL_SERVER_PORT env var so that we can scan for an open port, rather than just using a fixed port

Changed

• Remove the composer.lock so people will always start with the latest
• Explicitly set the @web alias from the PRIMARY_SITE_URL env var

Version 1.0.8

Added

• Add spin-up-craft-base-dev image that includes XDebug

Changed

• Remove any . from container names, because Docker strips them when creating containers

Fixed

• Run php craft up with --interactive=0 so it's not waiting for user input

Version 1.0.7

Changed

• Added stop_grace_period: "1s" to the services that have long-running processes in the docker-compose.yaml
• Add dummy empty values for Codespaces in the Makefile, to avoid warnings from Docker
• Updated to "craftcms/cms": "^4.3.10"

Version 1.0.6

Changed

• Use the GITHUB_CODESPACES_PORT_FORWARDING_DOMAIN env var
• Use env_file & env aliases in the docker-compose.yaml