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Base on official PHP 7.0 Alpine image
see #16 and #20
seems good to me! :+1:
I just thinking about difference between:
ADD http://www.adminer.org/static/download/$ADMINER_VERSION/adminer-$ADMINER_VERSION.php /var/www/index.php
and downloading it using wget
(system one or from apk, but system's is without https support).
Mainly first one will download each and every time on build, and wget will probably use cached version. @mathroc what do you think?
@kusmierz if ADD
works I'm fine with it. (dont' mind either way)
@clue about your [comment on versionning](https://github.com/clue/docker-adminer/pull/19#discussion_r59180165], with the docker hub we can provide both the latest and tagged release. in other images I'm doing it this way:
- master branch have SOMETHING_VERSION=latest and configured on docker hub to auto build as tag
latest
- releases branch with fixed version and tags
Vx.x.x
and tags are set to build automatically on docker hub too
anyway, this can be done in a second time, @kusmierz what do you think about sticking with latest for the time being and working on tags later ?
:+1:
@mathroc any chances to push this version into the wild?
I don't have more comment for this PR. it's ready as far as I'm concerned. it's up to @clue to either merge this into master or in another branch (to tag it alpine
un docker hub until it's a bit more tested)
@mathroc @kusmierz I think it's not helpful for @clue to have 3 open PRs here now. Could you maybe close the irrelevant ones? Would be great to finally see some progress here.
@clue do you think it can be merged once rebased (/ping @kusmierz ) ? or do you have other suggestions ?
@clue do you think it can be merged once rebased
Afaict there are still some outstanding, uncommented issues in this PR, other than that I'm good with this change :+1:
@kusmierz I've made a few more comments, do you mind taking a look and rebasing the PR ?
@clue is there still issues you'd like to be taken care for this PR? moving to php -S
in another PR before this one maybe ?
@clue do we really need ODBC (#15)? It makes only problems (749192d)...