Feature Request: Use existing PHP version installed

I only have --php74 installed on my host.

When I created a new site, like below, it installed php72, even though I didn’t want it to.

root@ip-172:~# wo site create mydomain.com --wp --vhostonly
Adding repository for PHP, please wait...
Updating apt-cache              [OK]
Installing APT packages         [OK]
Configuring php7.2-fpm
Restarting php7.2-fpm           [OK]
Running pre-update checks       [OK]
Setting up NGINX configuration  [Done]
Setting up webroot              [Done]
Downloading WordPress           [Done]
Setting up database             [Done]
Configuring WordPress           [OK]
Installing WordPress            [OK]
Installing plugin nginx-helper  [OK]
Testing Nginx configuration     [OK]
Reloading Nginx                 [OK]
Successfully created site http://mydomain.com

The idea is that WordOps would detect that php74 is the only version installed and use that as the default. Another idea, would be to be able change the “default” for PHP versions to be a specific version instead of the provided 7.2. Such as wo set php --php74 and it would default to php74 instead of 72.

[vasiler]

Can be an ideea a newer to older checker when is created a site and php flag is not present: -check if php7.4 is installed - then use php 7.4, else -check if php7.3 is installed - then use php 7.3 else use php 7.2

[dingman]

Correct, that’s what I did. It’s simply annoying that it would install php72 when I purposely don’t have it installed in the first place. Being able to set a default would make it a better user experience, than having to remember every single time.