Introduce a php-fpm 8.1 container #12
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Nice warp into the feature. However, I'd like to retain the possibility to create php 7 containers. |
This container (dev version) does not install apcu and apcu-bc.
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For SP Dashboard, the upgrade to Symfony 5 forces us to use a more modern PHP version. We could satisfy that by simply going to PHP 7.3.
Note that this is experimental. And should fit the SPD design philosophy. But will probably not be suitable for use in other Openconext projects (as they run on a more conventional virtual machine based architecture). Whereas SPD runs in a container.