Remove skeleton comments#309
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If we decide that we no longer allow PECL in the manual then the skeletons can be updated. I don't know who is using the skeletons and for what, but as of now, PECL extensions are still documented in the PHP manual. Either way it's a distinct change from removal of the editor fence comments. |
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You are right, having this discussion mixed in here doesn't make sense. I opened #310 |
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Ok. But I don't know know if we should have these skeletons.
Personally I found them helpful to get an idea for what is available without checking individual docs pages -- as in having a full overview at a glance. |
In php/doc-en#5630 we decided to remove these comments, and mention
PERinstead ofPECL; this PR aligns thedoc-baseskeletons to that decision.AdditionallyI added todo markers to
PECLreferences in the skeleton directory (second commit). SincePECLis deprecated in favour ofPIE, we should think about what to do with these - I'd appreciate your input to that! Marked as draft for now -- before the merge the second comments should either be dropped, or a follow up commit be made for whatever you imagine to happen with thePECLmentions.