Pushword

# Development stack: `docker compose up`.
#
# The project is bind-mounted, so your editor stays the source of truth and
# `docker compose exec pushword php bin/console …` works on the files you see.
# For production use compose.prod.yaml instead — the two are deliberately separate
# files rather than a base plus an override, because an override can add a mount but
# never remove one, and the two setups differ precisely in their mounts.

services:
  pushword:
    build:
      context: .
      target: pushword_dev
    environment:
      APP_ENV: dev
      CADDY_SERVER_NAME: ':80'
    volumes:
      - ./:/app
      # Symfony bakes absolute paths into its compiled cache, so the host's var/cache
      # (built by `composer create-project` under the host's PHP) and the container's
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