[ma-04]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Updated service handling to support a new service identifier, ensuring a more consistent experience.
  • Enhanced command execution so that commands run under a designated user when the new service is in use, improving overall compatibility.

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Walkthrough

The changes update service name checks by replacing "litespeed" with "openlitespeed" in command execution logic. In the site command (cmd/site.go), the service name is now verified against "openlitespeed". In addition, within the Docker compose logic (internal/docker/compose.go), the container name check is modified accordingly. When executing WP CLI commands, a conditional now adds the --user www-data flag if the container is identified as "openlitespeed". The overall control flow remains similar with these targeted modifications.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
cmd/site.go, internal/docker/compose.go (getContainerName)	Updated service name checks: replaced "litespeed" with "openlitespeed".
internal/docker/compose.go (RunWPCLI)	Introduced a conditional to prepend --user www-data to WP CLI arguments when the container is "openlitespeed".

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant EC as execCmd
    participant CN as getContainerName
    participant WP as RunWPCLI
    participant D as Docker Engine

    U->>EC: Execute command with a specified service name
    EC->>CN: Check service (php, nginx, openlitespeed)
    CN-->>EC: Return container name ("openlitespeed" if exists)
    EC->>WP: Build WP CLI command arguments
    alt Container is "openlitespeed"
        WP->>WP: Add "--user www-data" flag
    end
    WP->>D: Execute command in container

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Poem

I hopped through lines where code resides,
With OpenLitespeed leading the tides.
The commands now spring a cautious dance,
www-data takes its graceful stance.
A little hop, a tweak so light—
Coding magic in my burrow tonight!
🐰✨

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• cmd/site.go (1 hunks)
• internal/docker/compose.go (2 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (3)

cmd/site.go (1)

105-108: Appropriate service name update for OpenLiteSpeed detection

The change from "litespeed" to "openlitespeed" in both the comment and conditional check correctly aligns with the PR objective to fix CLI detection of OLS sites. This ensures the command will properly recognize OpenLiteSpeed containers when explicitly specified.

internal/docker/compose.go (2)

51-52: Correct container name detection for OpenLiteSpeed

The update from "litespeed" to "openlitespeed" in the container detection logic aligns with the changes in cmd/site.go, ensuring consistent service naming throughout the codebase.

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64-69: Appropriate user context for OpenLiteSpeed commands

Good implementation of conditional logic to execute WP CLI commands as the www-data user specifically for OpenLiteSpeed containers. This ensures proper file permissions and access when running commands in the OLS environment, which typically uses www-data as the web server user.

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[alaminfirdows]

@tareq1988 bhai, need to merge this