feat: consider php.ini from Nix #530
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shouldn’t this work out of the box as we preprend the directory to any |
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The problem is that the Nix PHP binary itself is an wrapper with sets PHP_INI_SCAN_DIR |
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If this is in the Nix wrapper, it is after we set It looks like Nix had something similar but decided to change their behavior in NixOS/nixpkgs#221845. |
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When you create a php.ini in local dir and use PHP from nix. All extensions are gone as Nix sets a PHP_INI_SCAN_DIR