WP-NOW: Use rotatePHPRuntime to avoid memory error #152
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Property 'loadRuntime' does not exist on type 'typeof NodePHP'.
This GitHub message looks suspicious, otherwise the PR seems to look good.
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I think the GitHub message was because we weren't using the latest version of Playground dependencies. Now it's gone.
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@brandonpayton this could be interesting for you, and it would also make |
@adamziel, that sounds good! I can take a look. |
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@adamziel , @bgrgicak , Now that we updated and adapted the Playground dependencies to the latest version, I could finish this PR. Would you mind reviewing it? cc: @brandonpayton |
packages/wp-now/src/wp-now.ts
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Maybe let's try 100? Also, it would be nice to detect out of memory errors and auto-rotate – not that it's a blocker here.
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Reverts #152 The php instance rotates correctly, but the new php instance doesn't have any folder mounted. It's a clean php. Reverting for now, and I'll create another PR. After rotating I get this result: `404 File not found`, and I confirmed the document root folder doesn't exist in VFS and therefore the WordPress files. <img width="518" alt="Captura de pantalla 2024-03-22 a las 12 52 35" src="https://github.com/WordPress/playground-tools/assets/779993/7242e364-cbb8-48a7-9e39-a703b49bba26"> cc: @adamziel
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@adamziel , I reverted this PR. As it seems it was returning a |
…dPress#152) Migrates Playground from regexp-based [wp-sqlite-db](aaemnnosttv/wp-sqlite-db#55) to the official [sqlite-database-integration](https://github.com/WordPress/sqlite-database-integration) plugin which [translates queries using SQL parser](WordPress/sqlite-database-integration#9) instead of regular expressions. This makes for a more reliable SQLite integration that passes almost all WordPress unit tests. [Learn more](aaemnnosttv/wp-sqlite-db#55) about the problem with regular expressions.
What?
It uses the new function
rotatePHPRuntimeto mitigate the memory error.How?
Update the dependencies and use
rotatePHPRuntimefor the main instance.Testing Instructions
nvm use && npm installnpx nx build wp-nownode dist/packages/wp-now/cli.js start