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What's been done:
This PR updates the WordPress installation in the docroot folder to version 6.2.2 & also updates core themes to their latest versions.
Why has this been done:
WordPress core now supports php 8.1 & the default docksal php image is also php 8.1. The previous version included with the docksal wordpress-boilerplate is WordPress 5.3 from 2019 and should probably be updated.
Upon initializing the project and attempting to activate the theme, I was faced with the following error when on the current master branch:
Notes
The project's readme.md has also been updated:
.siteat the end of the local .docksal url