oscarotero
commented
5 years ago I guess this is because in production the php may be configured in a different way so it does not display errors.
Some formats like mo or php array include the headers under the key "", so if you write, for example: echo __('') you have the headers. To prevent this, simply use the option includeHeaders to false. For example:
$translations->toMoFile('filename.mo', ['includeHeaders' => false]);
devnix
Hi! We've found an issue which could expose some information.
On development settings, if you call
__()or$t->register()without parameters, it throws a warning like the following:Here is a sample of the code:
But on our production settings, it doesn't throw anything, and instead of returning
null, which is what the original gettext functions would do, it returns the po header