Allow all scalar types in ini_set() #6680
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@kocsismate @Girgias @cmb69 Any thoughts on this? This is partially motivated by #6475, which will bring the null case to strict_types=0 as well. |
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Makes sense to me. |
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Yes, I also find it a reasonable change. |
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| var_dump(ini_get('html_errors')); | ||
| ini_set('precision', 6); | ||
| var_dump(ini_get('precision')); | ||
| // Are there any float options? |
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"opcache.jit_prof_threshold" and "session.upload_progress.min_freq" seem to be the only ones looking at https://heap.space/s?refs=OnUpdateReal&project=php-src
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Heh, I search for OnUpdateDouble and OnUpdatFloat ... didn't expect it to be called OnUpdateReal!
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Both are part of optional exts and session.upload_progress.min_freq is PERDIR :/
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This changes
ini_set()to accept all scalar types (string|int|float|bool|null) for the new value. The idea here is that while the INI system ultimately works with strings, its value interpretation is designed to be consistent with PHP's casting rules, e.g."1"and""are interpreted as boolean true and false respectively.I personally believe that writing
ini_set('precision', 10)makes more sense thanini_set('precision', '10'), and findstrict_typesto be unnecessarily pedantic here.