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Upgrade to PHP 5.6.25
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Authored by dereckson on Sep 5 2016, 01:53.
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T1008: Upgrade Docker images to PHP 5.6.25
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rDPHPVIIFPM4e90783b0a7c: Upgrade to PHP 5.6.25
rDPHPFPM4e90783b0a7c: Upgrade to PHP 5.6.25
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Ref T1008

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Rebuilt the image's tags on Dwellers, php -i

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rDPHPFPM Docker image for Nginx, php-fpm
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dereckson updated this revision to Diff 1665.Sep 5 2016, 01:53
dereckson retitled this revision from to Upgrade to PHP 5.6.25.
dereckson edited the test plan for this revision. (Show Details)
dereckson added a reviewer: Sandlayth.
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dereckson updated this object.Sep 5 2016, 01:56
dereckson added a task: T1008: Upgrade Docker images to PHP 5.6.25.
dereckson accepted this revision.Sep 5 2016, 20:06
dereckson added a reviewer: dereckson.
This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Sep 5 2016, 20:06
Closed by commit rDPHPFPM4e90783b0a7c: Upgrade to PHP 5.6.25 (authored by dereckson, committed by dereckson). · Explain WhySep 5 2016, 20:49
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