feat: print message when docker-entrypoint finishes #703
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dunglas
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Works for me ;) Co-authored-by: Kévin Dunglas <kevin@dunglas.fr>
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Problem statement :
When running docker compose, for a few seconds / minutes, the container is running according to Docker, but in fact
docker-entrypoint.shis still downloading composer requirements and handling migrations. During this time, the app is not available. This means functionnal tests will fail if launched too early.Solution proposed :
This pull requests aims to simply add a logging line at the end of
docker-enntrypoint.sh, to provide a standard log that can be watched by dev / devops teams. Agrepon docker logs will make people aware that : "ok, dependencies should be installed by now, so my app should be working".