In some use cases, packaging it to Alpine will result on a more smaller image, which would allow people with relatively high storage constraints to use Mediawiki along with it's dependencies.
I'll try to spin a proposal soon on the GitHub repository.
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Hello. Is there any documentation on how to use this image?
As far as I can see, there is no web server included in the image (compared to the default image, which includes Apache), but the mediawiki installation is unpacked there, so it's not possible to run a webserver in a different container.
What is your suggested way for hosting static files?
Also this image is 473MB, compared to 76MB for the parent php:7.3-fpm-alpine image. I wonder if there is some low hanging fruit.