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sudo: docker-php-ext-enable: command not found #166
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Hi @Poonam0311 - these commands are not included on the new Cimgs and we are looking into adding this functionality. |
👍 on adjusting things a tad. I was trying to use
no longer does. We lose all code coverage stats if we take that out |
Could we get an estimation on adding that? right now this is preventing us from using circle at the moment.. |
Hi @acorncom and @joel-loycom - currently working on this and I'm hoping to get a PR out this week with the docker-php-ext-* commands available. Currently testing to ensure core and pecl extension installs are working correctly. |
@JalexChen thx much! happy to help test it against our use case if that'd be useful. |
That's awesome! thank you! |
@acorncom there is currently a PR up that you can check out: |
Hi @acorncom @joel-loycom @Poonam0311 I've created three different versions of php for testing here. If any of these versions/images are applicable to you, I would love if you could test them out for your use cases and report back on if any changes need to be made. Appreciate it. |
On replacing the old image (circleci/php:7.4-node) with the new one(cimg/php:7.4-node), the circleci tests fail due to the below error:
sudo: docker-php-ext-enable: command not found
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