Use Short Array Notation in env.php Example #135
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@devops-devdocs import the pr |
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Thanks for the PR @pykettk. Please sign the Adobe CLA in the checks section so we can merge this. |
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@jeff-matthews It looks like it's already signed? Or is it a different CLA to the one used for the
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Ah! Thanks @pykettk. I guess I was mistaken or there was a delay in the check showing success. |
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It's all good - thanks for such a prompt response, @jeff-matthews 💪 |
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Purpose of this pull request
This pull request (PR) replaces the
array()notation used in the exampleenv.phpsnippet with the short[]notation to ease readability and reflect how the file will actually look to users.Affected pages