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Configure the WP version to install — ironic, I know. While migrating a 10+ year old blog, I discovered its theme only worked correctly with wordpress 5.4.4. Don't know if that's a normal wordpress problem, but downgrading via WP CLI worked without issue, so the workaround only took a minute to get up and running again.
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to keep maintenance a bit simpler, prefer to offer just 2 main image types: php7.4 and php8.0 (similar naming to WP's Docker images), along with versioned tags to control what's served via the website's 1-liner, ie php7.4-0.0.1, php7.4-0.0.2.
Website uses a version number to bust cache, but can also map to a version within the lokl-go launcher script.
I'll keep the 1-liner mapping to the php 7.4 images, but offer php 8 images via a different command/version.
PHP 8 version currently running nightly WP, but should switch to 5.6 RC# as expected PHP 8 compatible version.
Unexpected that many users would want nightly and for those, can switch on instantiated image via WP_CLI or a Lokl command as per this issue
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