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    • Updated Docker Compose configurations to use a managed Docker volume for Composer cache instead of a host directory. This change applies to all relevant services and improves portability and consistency across environments.

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The changes update the Docker Compose configurations for three services by replacing the Composer cache directory's host bind mount with a Docker-managed named volume called composer_cache. This adjustment is applied to the Apache, Nginx, and FrankenPHP service definitions, and the new volume is declared as a named volume at the top level in each file. Additionally, some volume mount orders were adjusted for clarity.

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Files Change Summary
docker-compose.yml, docker-compose.nginx.yml, docker-compose.frankenphp.yml Replaced host bind mount for Composer cache with a named Docker volume composer_cache; added top-level named volume declaration; reordered some volume mounts for clarity.

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♻️ Duplicate comments (2)
docker-compose.yml (2)

25-26: Same ownership caveat as nginx compose

See the note in docker-compose.nginx.yml; the same user-permission concern applies here.


29-30: Consider making composer_cache an external global volume

Duplicated suggestion; refer to previous comment in docker-compose.nginx.yml.

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docker-compose.nginx.yml (1)

29-30: Optional: declare the volume as external for cross-service reuse

All three compose files now define a local composer_cache volume. When these files are brought up separately that’s fine, but if they’re combined (docker compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.nginx.yml …) you’ll end up with multiple project-scoped volumes that do not share cache data.

Consider adding

volumes:
  composer_cache:
    external: true

and creating the volume once (docker volume create composer_cache) so every stack shares the same Composer cache.

docker-compose.frankenphp.yml (1)

35-35: Optional: mark composer_cache as external here too

Mirrors the recommendation in the other compose files to avoid redundant volumes when stacks are combined.

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Learning: In docker/apache/Dockerfile, the queue.conf copy command is intentionally commented out because yii2-queue is optional. Users should uncomment the line `COPY docker/apache/supervisord/conf.d/queue.conf /etc/supervisor/conf.d/queue.conf` only if they install yii2-queue.
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Learning: In docker/apache/Dockerfile, the queue.conf copy command is intentionally commented out because yii2-queue is optional. Users should uncomment the line `COPY docker/apache/supervisord/conf.d/queue.conf /etc/supervisor/conf.d/queue.conf` only if they install yii2-queue.
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docker-compose.nginx.yml (1)

25-26: Check container-side write permissions on new named volume

Switching from a host bind mount to a Docker-managed volume changes the ownership of /var/www/.composer/cache to root:root on first run.
If your Dockerfile switches to the www-data (or custom) user before running Composer, writes will fail. Add an init command (chown -R ${USER_NAME}:${GROUP_NAME} /var/www/.composer/cache) or create the volume in the Dockerfile with correct ownership.

docker-compose.frankenphp.yml (1)

27-29: Named volume added – verify cache persists across rebuilds

Good move; just ensure that the first container run initialises the cache directory with writable permissions for the running PHP user (see nginx compose comment).

@terabytesoftw terabytesoftw merged commit 228d56e into main Jul 12, 2025
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