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Explicitly set PHP's auto_globals_jit=0 #115
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I've had to add it manually (and first to find the issue, of course 🙈 ) so having it already be in the image makes sense to me. |
this is... weird :) I'd try to avoid setting |
Is this only in alpine? see sebastianbergmann/phpunit#3352 (comment) |
Maybe the setting is different in Alpine and Debian? Maybe it's a bug in upstream Docker image we inherit? |
BTW since the image is meant for one-off CLI usage, I'd say we could still ensure this is disabled since the performance impact should be negligible (if any), but the tools being broken isn't. |
Sure. I only would like to see if there's no other way to solve the problem. |
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Since it's being closed in both PHPUnit 7 & 8, closing here. Thanks for your voice in those issues. 👍 |
If set to
auto_globals_jit=1
, it breaks PHPUnit when running throughphpdbg
, sebastianbergmann/phpunit#3514See http://php.net/manual/en/ini.core.php#ini.auto-globals-jit
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