Add .epinio-sync.yaml so app watch can sync this WordPress example. - #11
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Add .epinio-sync.yaml so Epinio can sync local WordPress source changes into the running pod during app watch. The configuration uses files mode and targets /workspace/source/app, matching the Paketo PHP app layout for live source updates without switching to binary mode.
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Summary
.epinio-sync.yamlso this WordPress example is compatible withepinio app watch(EPINIO-711).files_dest) with inline comments on how watch works. MySQL andBP_PHP_WEB_DIRstay push-time setup in the README; they are not watch settings.Test plan
epinio app watch wordpress --path .wordpress/index.php, confirm a sync (for example a response header), and see it after refresh