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Add test showing bug #65601 #10
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krakjoe
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| var_dump($f->current()); | ||
| var_dump($f->eof()); | ||
| ?> | ||
| --XFAIL-- |
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We won't accept XFAIL tests 😕
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Hello, thank you for the pull request. The XFAIL tests for the PHP-7.4 and master branches should instead go one step further and try to fix the bug if possible. The XFAIL tests are not being merged to the php-src repository anymore. Thanks and sorry for inconvenience. |
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The bug, as described, is a bit of a red herring at this time. It appears that
SplFileObject::current()advances the iterator without callingSplFileObject::next(). This PR shows that.