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[PHP 8.3] opcache.preload_user is not required when run as root #4231

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Part of #2796

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Thank you!

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As of PHP 8.3.0 and when using the CLI or phpdbg SAPIs, the directive isn't required
by the preloading to be set when running as root.
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As of PHP 8.3.0 and when using the CLI or phpdbg SAPIs, the directive isn't required
by the preloading to be set when running as root.
As of PHP 8.3.0, this directive does not need to be set in order to allow preloading while
running as root when using the &cli.sapi; or <link linkend="book.phpdb">phpdbg SAPI</link>.

Maybe we don't even need to bump this out as a <note> but just add the sentence to the preceding paragraph.

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Works for me!

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<literal>root</literal>. As of PHP 8.3.0, this directive does not need to be set in order
to allow preloading while running as root when using the &cli.sapi; or
<link linkend="book.phpdb">phpdbg SAPI</link>.
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You should start the sentence on a line of its own. (It's a convention called "semantic line breaks" that should help with keeping down formatting churn for translations.)

LGTM with that change.

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I wasn't aware this had a name. Thank you Jim, it's updated!

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