> MR> (Sorry if I missed something, but this seems like a no-brainer)
>
>
> Forcing all developers to work with a broken environment will make
> development ineffective/inefficient.
The distribution is "broken," but that doesn't affect development. The
only difference from a developer perspective at this point is that
you'll need to make "releases" of your code (which is a good thing), and
that you'll have a package file per-extension.
On the *server* there will be a symlink connecting php5/ext and pecl.
So long as you checkout php5, you'll have all the extensions, and
everything will work honkey dorey.
-Sterling
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"That stuff's easy compared to installing Horde"
- Alan Knowles, In response to my applause for creating a LALR
parser for PHP.
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