Realized I had left out variables-order declaration in the php -S directive, which led to a nasty case of it-works-on-my-machine when using the non-Docker setup. So I rebased the entire repo (the readme entry for that bit is in the initial commit and I have all teh branchez) in order to fix instructions everywhere.
Yes, I could've just added a commit on every branch. But I want each step in the process to be fast-forward-able to the next one. So here we are.
So now my PNWPHP slides are both online and out of date, and GitHub will eventually drop the old commits from their reflog if they haven't already, rendering all my "here's what I did" links in my slides dead. Solution: update the links.
Adding the issue here so I don't forget.
Realized I had left out variables-order declaration in the php -S directive, which led to a nasty case of it-works-on-my-machine when using the non-Docker setup. So I rebased the entire repo (the readme entry for that bit is in the initial commit and I have all teh branchez) in order to fix instructions everywhere.
Yes, I could've just added a commit on every branch. But I want each step in the process to be fast-forward-able to the next one. So here we are.
So now my PNWPHP slides are both online and out of date, and GitHub will eventually drop the old commits from their reflog if they haven't already, rendering all my "here's what I did" links in my slides dead. Solution: update the links.
Adding the issue here so I don't forget.