@markshust
I'm adding the conversation here for better context:
Original description:
It seems the docker repo is using opensearch 2.12 (Magento 2.4.8-p3 already supports opensearch 3). Also, the main compose.yaml file still points to PHP 8.3 by default; though you have 8.4 version already available in your dockerhub. So, every time I have to clone the repo and change these settings to use the latest versions.
If possible, please update the defaults to use the latest versions.
Mark's response - 1:
Hey Karthic, those choices were made for increased compatibility, so they work with both Magento 2.4.7 + 2.4.8
Mark's response - 2:
I think we can detect the version number at the time of installation though, and map it to use the appropriate service versions. This would actually resolve a huge outstanding issue with installing older versions (2.3.7) and nothing working. It requires a service table lookup, which was notoriously really hard to maintain, but AI changes things so I'll see what I can do here 🙂 Thanks for the suggestion!
@markshust
I'm adding the conversation here for better context:
Original description:
It seems the docker repo is using opensearch 2.12 (Magento 2.4.8-p3 already supports opensearch 3). Also, the main compose.yaml file still points to PHP 8.3 by default; though you have 8.4 version already available in your dockerhub. So, every time I have to clone the repo and change these settings to use the latest versions.
If possible, please update the defaults to use the latest versions.
Mark's response - 1:
Hey Karthic, those choices were made for increased compatibility, so they work with both Magento 2.4.7 + 2.4.8
Mark's response - 2:
I think we can detect the version number at the time of installation though, and map it to use the appropriate service versions. This would actually resolve a huge outstanding issue with installing older versions (2.3.7) and nothing working. It requires a service table lookup, which was notoriously really hard to maintain, but AI changes things so I'll see what I can do here 🙂 Thanks for the suggestion!