Join me at the #PutItToThePeople March on March 23rd -> https://t.co/kpTevcdJF4 #ExitFromBrexit
Go with 2.7.0RC2
Go with 2.7.0RC2
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Merged pull request #449
Pick up 'TEST_PHP_EXECUTABLE' from the path in case it's not set
Fixed issue #1625: Work around ABI conflicts in PHP 7.3.0/PHP 7.3.1
After all the serious books from the last weeks, book 6 was a funny: Five on Brexit Island. https://t.co/uuUdH4ZDr6
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Ayamonte is lovely! I visited there for a few weeks many years ago when a few of my friends were working there. https://t.co/bOONdAHkht
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And I've just registered to vote for the European Parliament elections. In the Netherlands.
Or perhaps the U-turn is to revoke Article 50?! https://t.co/jYlCcWCX4a
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1093h 36m to Brexit → #RevokeArticle50 #TickTock
Merged pull request #448
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Fixed issue #1629: SOAP Client/Server detection code does not handle …
Merge branch 'parallel-test-fixes'
Fixed memory leaks
MySQL 5 seems to be out. I wanted to see what is new, but apperently the link on their main page just links to a page where you need to log-in to download some White Paper. This is silly, this documentation should be a normal web page.
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http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/mysql-5-0-nutshell.html
Bah, I got an account for mysql.com from bugmenot.com, but it appears it wants to email you the whitepaper after logging in.
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