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Remove distro-specific php.ini templates #254
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Feature RequestEnhancement to existing functionality or new functionalityEnhancement to existing functionality or new functionalityMaintenanceMaintenance issues such as failing buildsMaintenance issues such as failing buildsPriority: LowIs a nice to have, not an essentialIs a nice to have, not an essentialhacktoberfestAn issue highlighted for the digital ocean Hacktoberfest EventAn issue highlighted for the digital ocean Hacktoberfest Event
🗣️ Foreword
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🙍 Problem Statement
After #250 was merged, i noticed that this cookbook supplies distro-specific php.ini templates for debian, ubuntu, centos and redhat. Things could be greatly simplified by removing these and, if needed at all, set any distro-specific ini defaults in a different way using the default template.
This issue was also addressed in #150 but this issue got closed due to inactivity.
❔ Possible Solution
Remove distro-specific php.ini templates. If needed at all, set any distro-specific ini defaults in a different way using the default template.
Update all of the distro specific templates too as addressed in #250 but that seems very cludgy.
➕ Additional context
#150
#250