Both refuse to run unless docker/.env names a non-prod COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME and
scope every compose call to that project.
setup.test.sh: like setup.sh but runs the DB/cache/console steps as www-data and
repairs var/cache|log|sessions ownership at the end, so php-fpm can read its own
compiled cache (bare `docker exec` runs as root -> silent 500s). Never touches
var/volumes/db. Test-appropriate final message (NPM upstream, local curl check).
restart.test.sh: keeps the database by default (--fresh-db to wipe + re-init),
never runs a host-wide docker prune, and only chowns var/cache|log|sessions
(chowning var/volumes/db is what corrupted the MySQL data dir).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
compose.yaml / compose.override.yaml:
- container_name is now ${STACK_NAME:-escapepage}-* (STACK_NAME is a plain var,
not COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME, so prod keeps its escapepage-* names with no config change)
- every published host port is ${*_PORT:-<current default>}, so prod is unchanged
and a second stack can bind its own (localhost-only) ports
- nginx joins the external nginx_default network so Nginx Proxy Manager can
forward to <stack>-nginx by name
restart.sh:
- scoped to STACK_NAME / COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME read from docker/.env, so running it
from the test checkout can't touch the prod stack
- host-wide `docker system prune` / `docker builder prune` moved behind --prune-all
Adds docker/.env.test.example and doc/test-environment.md (separate checkout,
env layers, NPM proxy host + Access List IP allowlist, Mercure on test).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
