To create a web-service, I create a new project with a container php-nginx for web-server, postgresql-13 for db, so I create my Dockerfile based on FROM php:7.4-fpm-alpine for php-nging container and docker-compose.yml for my developments.
Previously to run container, I create symfony squeleton in my local (host under Ubuntu Bionic) folder and run make:entity user and make:crud User to have basic views.
After run containers, I try to open url localhost:8000/user and it returns :No route found for "GET /user"
I check on my local (host) with php bin/console debug:router, it returns :
…
user_index GET ANY ANY /user/
user_new GET|POST ANY ANY /user/new
user_show GET ANY ANY /user/{id}
routes seems ok
but if I do the same in the container, no route for user.
The question is why routes is OK in host and not in the docker container ?
Answer
So I connect to the container docker exec -it my-web-container sh,
then test to create a new entity… php bin/console make:entity test and look routes in src/Controller
Annotations are different :
/**
* @Route("/test")
*/
class TestController extends AbstractController
and for user :
#[Route('/user')]
class UserController extends AbstractController
and the reason is that even if I use Ubuntu bionic with default PHP 7.2, I recently update to PHP 7.4 (using ppa:ondrej/php) support… and it update to PHP-8 ! and when I make:entity from the host, it use new PHP 8 annotation instead of Doctrine annotation, look at https://symfony.com/blog/new-in-symfony-5-2-php-8-attributes for more details.
Solution 1 : switch my container to PHP 8
update my container by change to FROM php:8-fpm-alpine
Solution 2 : stay with Doctrine annotations
but it require to make:entity inside the container… or do write it manually… but perhaps there are a config to define we want to stay to doctrine annotations?