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$summary->getXdebugEnabled() ? '✔' : '❌', |
I see if xdebug is not enabled ❌ is displayed. So I guess it's a good thing to bench the code.
But the UX is not great. I actually went to check if xdebug is not installed since I was no sure whether ❌ meant that
- xdebug is not enabled -> good
- xdebug is enabled -> bad (red cross!)
I assumed the later while the former was true and everything was alright actually.
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phpbench/lib/Progress/Logger/PhpBenchLogger.php
Line 62 in bb61ae6
But the UX is not great. I actually went to check if xdebug is not installed since I was no sure whether ❌ meant that
I assumed the later while the former was true and everything was alright actually.