1.8.0

• Bumped CRM modules to v2.4.
• Updated docker-compose configuration and PHP's Dockerfile to get rid of root user and related access right issues.
  • To make sure you use the same user/group within the docker images as in the host machine, follow these steps:

    1. Find out what is the UID and GID of your user:

       id -u # UID
       id -g # GID
       whoami # UNAME
       

    2. Update .env file in the root of crm project (based on the .env.example):

       # these are default values in docker-compose.yml; no need to change if your UID:GID are 1000:1000
       UID=1000
       GID=1000
       UNAME=docker
       

    3. Transfer owner of generated files created by previous version of image (owned by root user) to user who will use them from now on:

       sudo chown -R 1000:1000 content log temp vendor .env
       

       If you changed the default UID / GID to something different, use that in the chown command.

    4. Rebuild the docker images, clear caches, and start them again:

       docker compose stop
       docker compose build crm adminer
       docker-compose up -d
       

• Updated PHPstan configuration to reflect the latest changes, level 2 is now met.