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remove PHP 8.2 fix as no longer required
When starting the wordpress container, the bound wordpress directory would be found empty and the /usr/src/wordpress content, version 6.1.1, would be copied over it.
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Aug 15, 2023
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This PR is born to mitigate the issue where some plugins, like ET+, would require version
6.2+of WordPress.The version, fixed in the Dockerfile, cannot be updated in CI and must be shipped with the image.
This PR updates the code to build the
wordpressimage to:6.2for PHP8.0+6.1.1for PHP7.4as there is no official WordPress image for PHP 7.4 and WordPress 6.2+; thecontainers/wordpress/Dockerfilewill detect PHP version 7.4 and will update WordPress, in the source directory it's pulled from, to version 6.2.This system can be used to handle other future incompatibilities.