On 27/01/2015 16:39, Bob Weinand wrote:
Actually, the example ini files could even start with a friendly reminder that
date.timezone should be set.
Not arguing here. I'm on your side here, we can give the timezone a better
visibility in the ini without problems.
Good :)
The point is just to have date() (with UTC obviously) usable without getting warned in a
simple ./sapi/cli/php -r '/* something with date() */' call. And no, I don't want to
always forget to explicitly set "-ddate.timezone=UTC". It's not comfortable
that way.
So, you'd prefer to make life harder for end users in order to make life
easier to those calling sapi/cli/php without a php.ini.
To me, it doesn't sound like a good plan, sorry.
I don't get why
echo 'date.timezone=UTC' >> $prefix/lib/php.ini
isn't comfortable enough for you.
Cheers
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