Latest PECL Releases:ds 1.2.8 Fixed buffer outflow during deserialization of map objects. @rado-h decimal 1.1.1Fix "signum" returning 1 for zero, instead of 0. mysql_xdevapi 8.0.14WL#12593: DevAPI: Handling of Default Schema WL#12457: Be prepared for initial notice on connection WL#12291: automagically resolve path to preferred version of boost on pb2 orabug #28803092 the offset() method requires limit() orabug #28802524 always use sql()->execute() instead of executeSql() orabug #27441854 fetchAll should return an empty array when the result is empty, not (bool)false orabug #28804413 containers methods orabug #28802453 TableDelete: offset does not seem useful orabug #29011588 execute more than once for crud ops with bind causes crash at releasing orabug #28605347 CollectionFind::offset() without limit() error is unclear orabug #28803201 FieldMetadata and ColumnResult are returning different information about columns orabug #28804447 remove client functions orabug #28802551 Collection::createIndex() create an index on multiple fields orabug #28804461 ensure groupBy() functionality orabug #28838435 PHPT tests - make checking results more precise zookeeper 0.6.3Bugs: - Correct exception message (From "Failed to connect to Zookeeper" to "Failed to initialize ZooKeeper ...", Issue #29) - Fix 'duplicate symbol _php_zk_config_ce' - Fix segmentation fault when destroying Zookeeper instance (GH PR #31) datadog_trace 0.10.0**WARNING: THIS IS A BREAKING CHANGE RELEASE** Refer to the migration guide (/UPGRADE-0.10.md) for a detailed description. At an high level here are the breaking changes we introduced: We removed OpenTracing as a required dependency. We still support OpenTracing, so you can do OpenTracingGlobalTracer::get() in your code and still retrieve a OpenTracing compliant tracer, but OpenTracing dependency is now optional. We introduced auto-instrumentation and 1-step installation in place of manual registration of providers/bundles. Before, in order to see traces, you had to install our extension, add two dependencies to the composer file and add a provider (Laravel) or a bundle (Symfony). Starting from now you will only have to install the extension. You still have freedom to manually instrument the code, but only for advanced usage. Added Request init hook configuration allowing running arbitrary code before actual request execution #175 Support OpenTracing without depending on it #193 Initial C extension PHP 5.4 support #205 Removal of external dependencies to support auto-instrumentation #206 Migration from namespace based constants to class based constants for tags, formats and types #207 Track integration loading to avoid re-loading unnecessary ones #211 Documenting release steps #223 Ability to run web framework tests in external web server #232 Support for auto-instrumentation #237 Support for Zend Framework 1 #238 Tracer::startRootSpan() to track the root Scope instance which can be accessed with Tracer::getRootScope() #241 Fixed The INI settings now appear in phpinfo() and when running $ php -i #242

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