Closed staabm closed 6 years ago
@derickr any insights whether this behaviour might depend on a certain xdebug setting and could be worked arround somehow?
yeah, they are conflict.... and actually, there should be a warning since taint already declare conflicts with xdebug
the reason is both xdebug and taint will override some user opcode handler
I didnt saw any error/warning.. did some guesswork which extension might be a problem and found xdebug "to be the cause"
It's not a setting. PHP doesn't allow two extensions to override the same user opcode handlers. Perhaps you can change the order of loading extensions, but that will likely break some Xdebug functionality.
I am running php7.0.14 on ubuntu 14 and taint doesnt output any warnings when xdebug is loaded at the same time.
disabling the xdebug extension results into warnings beeing printed.
I am testing with the very simple example from the readme.