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In ext_localconf.php the list action is added to the list of non-cachable actions only when a search POST var is set:
```
$vars = \TYPO3\CMS\Core\Utility\GeneralUtility::_POST('tx_news_pi1');
if …
mmunz updated
4 months ago
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@nitriques Any idea why your private function would error https://github.com/andrewminton/enhanced_upload_field/blob/master/fields/field.enhanced_upload.php#L45 on Sym2.6?
`Symphony Recoverable Error…
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### Premise
A standard should be able to be used without leading to fixer conflicts.
Now, as code can be written in lots of different ways, it is not always straight forward to anticipate potent…
jrfnl updated
4 months ago
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Hi, I'm trying to run phantomjs inside a docker container. My script works fine outside of the container, but my request is failing with a 0 status when running inside the container. Unfortunately no …
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**Describe the bug**
When you have more than one PHP Doc extension enabled in Visual Studio Code, it causes extra prompts to appear that aren't wanted. If you accidentally select the wrong one, you w…
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Steps to reproduce:
- use macOS 10.11.6 (15G31)
- clone repository and checkout master branch (1e33074d387bed0f069bdd2b4d5c889d485ce4e6) into folder `wxphp`
- got to `wxphp/tools/macosx_bundle`
- run …
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Hi,
I'm encountering a blocking segfault caused by uopz_del_function , with the [current last commit of uopz master branch](https://github.com/krakjoe/uopz/commit/8a1a62fd24335ee018ba6c87b120167b79…
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configuring psalm to use 1, 2, 15, or 17+ threads, PSL analysis passes with no issues, when configured with 3 threads or more ( up to 14 ), or 16 threads, it fails:
using `--threads=1` or `--thread…
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What version of Cloud Foundry and CF CLI are you using? (i.e. What is the output of running `cf curl /v2/info && cf version`?
```bash
{
"name": "",
"build": "",
"support": "",
"versi…
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Hi, are you planing to move from php:5.6 to php:7.0?
Some of the main mediawiki extensions require at least PHP 7.0 in their latest releases, i.e Maps.
I use older versions of Maps & others for no…