wp-cli exited (0)

[daqarash]

Hi there!

I am using this repo. for my local dev setup. Somehow I run into this issue where wp-cli shows (grey icon showing the container is not running. It says EXITED (0).)

If I remove the wp-cli container everything else works fine.

Screenshot:

When I click the wp-cli container to see the logs show this

I appreciate it if you could help.

[daqarash]

Hi there!

I am using this repo. for my local dev setup. Somehow I run into this issue where wp-cli shows (grey icon showing the container is not running. It says EXITED (0).)

If I remove the wp-cli container everything else works fine.

Screenshot:

When I click the wp-cli container to see the logs show this

I appreciate it if you could help.

In addition to that I tried to run this command I found on the official page wp-cli.org "PHP wp-cli.phar --info"

I then tried to run "docker-compose wp --rm wp user list"

It shows results. Am kinda confused.

[johnfmorton]

This isn't my repo, but I think the behavior you described initially is what is expected. It's what I see on my end and I would say it's working correctly.

The Docker dashboard shows the grayed out CLI container on purpose. There is no reason to have it active all the time using resources. When you run the command...

docker-compose run --rm wp user list     

It runs the container with the --rm flag which will shut it back down after successfully executing the command. The next time you need to execute something from the wp-cli, you just run the docker-compose run --rm wp COMMANDSHERE and it will reactivate the container, execute your function, and then exit again.

[daqarash]

This isn't my repo, but I think the behavior you described initially is what is expected. It's what I see on my end and I would say it's working correctly.

The Docker dashboard shows the grayed out CLI container on purpose. There is no reason to have it active all the time using resources. When you run the command...

docker-compose run --rm wp user list     

It runs the container with the --rm flag which will shut it back down after successfully executing the command. The next time you need to execute something from the wp-cli, you just run the docker-compose run --rm wp COMMANDSHERE and it will reactivate the container, execute your function, and then exit again.

Thanks John ✌️