Use php_error_docref() instead of zend_error() in session.c #15505
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Using `php_error_docref()` is preferable since it outputs additional details (which function has been called and whether it is a startup or shutdown error), uses HTML markup, and also provides a link to the documentation, if configured. Since these deprecation warnings have been introduced recently[1][2], i.e. for PHP 8.4, there are no BC concerns. [1] <php@e8ff7c7> [2] <php@b36eac9>
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php_error_docref()is preferable since it outputs additional details (which function has been called and whether it is a startup or shutdown error), uses HTML markup, and also provides a link to the documentation, if configured.Since these deprecation warnings have been introduced recently[1][2], i.e. for PHP 8.4, there are no BC concerns.
[1] e8ff7c7
[2] b36eac9
See also e8ff7c7#r145516647.
/cc @kocsismate and @TimWolla.