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PHP-FPM options via environment variables #394
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nit: not a big deal, but I would simplify this to return 2 values instead of 3:
We lost the error indication, but simplify things a bit. Your call.
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To be honest, I initially wrote it this way then backtracked, as everywhere else is very heavy on catching the errors & throwing them properly, so I didn't want to implement something that would silently fail (and revert to the default) if someone makes a mistake in the environment variable and it doesn't parse properly.
I'm happy either way though - if someone from Google can weigh in on which one you'd be more likely to accept for merge, I'll make it so.