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Yep, it follows the theme with no mention of mbstring at all.

That way, the test jobs will check the extension even if you don't touch the data/supported-extensions file.

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If you change some code that affects one or more extensions, please add a line with Test: extension1, extension2 to the message of one of the pull request commits. Improving code for an already supported extension?

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update the data/supported-extensions file, adding the new PHP version to the existing line corresponding to the updated extension.

Changing the supported PHP versions for an already supported PHP extension?

update the data/supported-extensions file, adding a new line with the handle of the extension and the list of supported PHP versionsДЄdd a new line to the data/special-requirements file, with the extension handle followed by a space and zts.

change the install-php-extensions script.

So, you should fix highlighted line (the one(s) at line number) by replacing what you see after the - with what you see after the + Adding support to a new PHP extension? the original line with a wrong coding style + the line wrong coding style that has been corrected filename.orig +++ filename -line number,7 +line number,7 line of code #1 How do I know which Linux distribution I am using?

Not available in alpine3.9 docker images.

Not available in 7.1-alpine3.10 docker images.

Not available in 7.1-alpine3.9 docker images.

Not available in bullseye docker images.

Not available in alpine3.8 docker images.

Not available in alpine3.7 docker images.

Requires images with PHP compiled with thread-safety enabled ( zts). Some extensions have special requirements: Extension You can use this environment variable to specify a custom namespace You can disable it by setting this environment variableД«y default install-php-extensions compiles the lzf extension to prefer speed over size you can use this environment variable to compile it preferring size over speedД«y default the event classes are defined in the root namespace. Here's the list of all the supported environment variables: ExtensionД«y default the script will clear the apt/apk/pear cache in order to save disk space.

IPE_LZF_BETTERCOMPRESSION=1 install-php-extensions lzf You can list them with the following command (change php:7.2-cli to reflect the PHP version you are interested in): PS: the pre-installed PHP extensions are excluded from this list. Install-php-extensions Supported PHP extensions Extension

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Install-php-extensions Install a specific version Install-php-extensions Install the latest 1.x version With the first method you are sure you'll always get the very latest version of the script, with the second method the process is faster since you'll use a local image.ДЇor example, here some Dockerfiles that install the GD and xdebug PHP extensions: Downloading the script on the fly With the Dockerfile

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You have two ways to use this script within your Dockerfiles: you can download the script on the fly, or you can grab it from the mlocati/php-extension-installer Docker Hub image. See also the notes in the Special requirements section.

Supported docker images are all the Alpine/Debian versions, except for PHP 5.5 where we only support Debian 8 (jessie) (that is, php:5.5, php:5.5-apache, php:5.5-cli, php:5.5-fpm, php:5.5-zts). The script will install all the required APT/APK packages at the end of the script execution, the no-more needed packages will be removed so that the image will be much smaller. This repository contains a script that can be used to easily install a PHP extension inside the official PHP Docker images. Easy installation of PHP extensions in official PHP Docker images