The first commit adds a new template for the .htaccess which gets controlled by a new MULTISITE environment variable (either subdomain or subfolder). The content of the .htaccess is taken from the wordpress documentation.
The second commit simpifies the multisite deployment by adding a new value enable to the MULTISITE environment variable. Depending on its value WORDPRESS_CONFIG_EXTRA gets set in the entrypoint.
I am still new to coopcloud and welcome feedback on my approach. The second commit is not required for #34 so I can remove it again.
Hi,
this adds two commits:
The first commit adds a new template for the `.htaccess` which gets controlled by a new `MULTISITE` environment variable (either `subdomain` or `subfolder`). The content of the `.htaccess` is taken from [the wordpress documentation](https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/htaccess/).
The second commit simpifies the multisite deployment by adding a new value `enable` to the `MULTISITE` environment variable. Depending on its value `WORDPRESS_CONFIG_EXTRA` gets set in the entrypoint.
Closes #34
I am still new to coopcloud and welcome feedback on my approach. The second commit is not required for #34 so I can remove it again.
Sorry not to have had time to look at this yet @p4u1, will do ASAP – but also happy to optimistically merge, if you wouldn't mind adding a release note about the required settings change? Otherwise I can do that when I review.
Sorry not to have had time to look at this yet @p4u1, will do ASAP – but also happy to optimistically merge, if you wouldn't mind adding a `release` note about the required settings change? Otherwise I can do that when I review.
@3wordchant I added a release note (was my first release not, so not sure if I did this correctly). And I don't mind waiting some more for you to review it :)
@3wordchant I added a release note (was my first release not, so not sure if I did this correctly). And I don't mind waiting some more for you to review it :)
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Hi,
this adds two commits:
The first commit adds a new template for the
.htaccesswhich gets controlled by a newMULTISITEenvironment variable (eithersubdomainorsubfolder). The content of the.htaccessis taken from the wordpress documentation.The second commit simpifies the multisite deployment by adding a new value
enableto theMULTISITEenvironment variable. Depending on its valueWORDPRESS_CONFIG_EXTRAgets set in the entrypoint.Closes #34
I am still new to coopcloud and welcome feedback on my approach. The second commit is not required for #34 so I can remove it again.
Sorry not to have had time to look at this yet @p4u1, will do ASAP – but also happy to optimistically merge, if you wouldn't mind adding a
releasenote about the required settings change? Otherwise I can do that when I review.@3wordchant I added a release note (was my first release not, so not sure if I did this correctly). And I don't mind waiting some more for you to review it :)
d278f885e6toe29109d081e29109d081to015c7d6f0c@3wordchant I merged this now :) Hope everything is good.