Name for the "offical" docker image? about yii2-docker HOT 6 CLOSED

That's true ;)

So let's go with this:

• yiisoft/yii2-php
• yiisoft/yii2-php:7
• yiisoft/yii2-php:7.1.2-fpm
• yiisoft/yii2-php:5.6-alpine
• yiisoft/yii2-php:8-rhel

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If it's just PHP w/o anything which is suitable for Yii only, I'd name it yiisoft/php.

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I'd call it yiisoft/yii2-php as that's what it is: PHP for yii2. Alternatively php-yii2. I find php to short: yiisoft/ is basically only a namespace so php would be missing the link to yii2. Also consider that there may be other PHP projects under yiisoft/ some day - which require their own docker image.

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I find php to short

I'd never have expected to hear that from you 😆

Technically speaking we would have to put that at the end:

• yiisoft/php:7-yii2
• yiisoft/php:7.1.2-fpm-yii2
• yiisoft/php:5-alpine-yii2

Since we're extending from this image.

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@schmunk42 But the yii2 part is static because all our images are for yii2. You'd have to add it to all images. That's why it belongs to the name. And again this doesn't protect you from later naming conflicts: Later there could be a yiisoft/wuu framework (or another tool that we can't foresee which needs it's own docker image). The docker images for that should be kept in a separate repo and be called yiisoft/php-wuu or yiisoft/wuu-php.

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And there will be Yii2 specific changes in some images. E.g. we'll probably include the Apache config for apache based images. So it's not just a PHP image. It can only be used with yii2.

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