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FAILED TEST SUMMARY
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GH-11374 (PCRE regular expression without JIT enabled gives different result) [ext/pcre/tests/gh11374.phpt]
This was introduced in #12439 which backports a libpcre fix to the bundled copy and then tests for it. When using an external libpcre, nobody will have this fix because it doesn't appear in any released version of libpcre. So, the test fails.
Personally I don't think the test needs to be duplicated in PHP if it's already included in the upstream test suite (https://github.com/PCRE2Project/pcre2/pull/300/files), but if it's providing some peace of mind, maybe it could be made conditional on the internal libpcre?
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I already took care of this in the current development versions by making it conditional on either being bundled or having a more recent version than 10.42 installed.
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Description
This was introduced in #12439 which backports a libpcre fix to the bundled copy and then tests for it. When using an external libpcre, nobody will have this fix because it doesn't appear in any released version of libpcre. So, the test fails.
Personally I don't think the test needs to be duplicated in PHP if it's already included in the upstream test suite (https://github.com/PCRE2Project/pcre2/pull/300/files), but if it's providing some peace of mind, maybe it could be made conditional on the internal libpcre?
PHP Version
git HEAD
Operating System
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: