Add site update command

[mbtamuli]

• Upgrade PHP version
• Upgrade to ssl (reverse not supported)
• Upgrade cache (enable/disable)
• Upgrade between site types
  • Upgrade between WP types - WP subdom, WP subdir

[mbtamuli]

PHP Versions

The PHP docker images will be named like - easyengine/php5.6:v4.0.0, easyengine/php7.0:v4.0.0, easyengine/php7.1:v4.0.0, easyengine/php7.2:v4.0.0

• Take backup of PHP ini files.
• Check if previous backup of PHP for the requested version exists and restore them.
• Upgrade docker-compose.yml and start new container replacing the old one.

Upgrade to SSL

Upgrading to SSL would be generally simply requesting the SSL certificates for the site, for example - for HTML and PHP site types.

For site types where the application is known, example WP site type, we might also need to perform additional steps like -

• Search-replace wp search replace 'http://example.com' 'https://example.com'

[mrrobot47]

A list of possible updates to be supported in v4.

SSL update

ee site update example.com --ssl=le
ee site update example.com --ssl=le --wildcard
ee site update example.com --ssl=self

HSTS toggling

ee site update example.com --hsts=on
ee site update example.com --hsts=off

PHP version update for Site type PHP and WP

ee site update example.com --php=5.6
ee site update example.com --php=7.0
ee site update example.com --php=7.1
ee site update example.com --php=7.2
ee site update example.com --php=7.3

Cache update for Site type PHP and WP

# Non-cache site to cache site
ee site update example.com --cache
ee site update example.com --cache --with-local-redis

# Disabling cache (Scope later)
ee site update example.com --no-cache

# Should future scope include switching between local and global redis cache?

Site Type Updates

# To Site Type PHP from HTML:
ee site update example.com --type=php
ee site update example.com --type=php --cache
ee site update example.com --type=php --with-db
ee site update example.com --type=php --cache --with-local-redis
ee site update example.com --type=php --with-db --local-db
ee site update example.com --type=php --with-db --local-db --cache --with-local-redis

## To Site Type WP from HTML or PHP:
ee site update example.com --type=wp
ee site update example.com --type=wp --mu=subdir
ee site update example.com --type=wp --mu=subdom
ee site update example.com --type=wp --dbhost=localhost --dbuser=username --dbpass=password
ee site update example.com --type=wp --local-db
ee site update example.com --type=wp --cache
ee site update example.com --type=wp --cache --with-local-redis

Site Type PHP internal

# without-db site to site with db
ee site update example.com --with-db
ee site update example.com --with-db --local-db

# with-db site to without-db site (Scope later)
ee site update example.com --without-db

# Should future scope include switching between local and global db?

Site Type WP internal

# Simple WP site to MU
ee site update example.com --mu=subdir
ee site update example.com --mu=subdom

# Should future scope include switching between local and global db?

Note: This is not an exhaustive list. Multiple update types can be clubbed together to form numerous amount of permutations and combinations of ee site update. For example PHP version change, SSL update and site type update can all be done in a single update command.

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