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    PHP 8.5 Introduces an INI Diff Option

    July 10, 2025

    PHP 8.5 Introduces an INI Diff Option

    PHP 8.5 introduces a `diff` option for the php –ini flag that makes it easy to identify changed INI values in your configuration. Let’s try this new option out using a PHP 8.5 alpha build!


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