FOUR-31789: Add streaming tar entrypoint for PHP script executor#28
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Summary
src/run-stream.sh, a streaming entrypoint that accepts script task inputs via stdin (tar archive), runsbootstrap.php, and optionally returns output files via stdout (tar archive).Context
Today the PHP executor is invoked directly:
The new script supports a pipe-based flow suitable for callers that inject files over stdin/stdout instead of mounting host paths:
Caller sends a tar of
data.json,config.json,script.php, and an emptyoutput.jsonon stdin.Container extracts to /, executes the script via
bootstrap.php.Caller receives
output.json(and any other requested paths) from stdout.