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NationalPark
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PHP 8: Before and After
No, I'm talking about the kind of thing that provides a `Context`-like object that allows the application developer to share memory between requests.
jozzy-james
on Oct 23, 2020
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that's not really a thing you do in PHP, outside of frameworks like swoole/roadrunner. by nature it's a fire/execute/die shared-nothing model
zapt02
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Like others have mentioned, there is no such thing in PHP. Each request is handled individually from a blank slate and the context is destroyed when the request finishes.
wolco2
on Oct 23, 2020
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Write to a database or file?
pampa
on Oct 23, 2020
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you mean $_SESSION? that was there since at least php4
mkopinsky
on Oct 25, 2020
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And even that is limited to sharing data for a single user between requests. It's hard to accidentally share data between users.
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