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$linfo = new \Linfo\Linfo; --> create problem without $setting vars,
Maybe possible do a defaults values and hard-include it in the class...
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Undefined index: show in linfo/linfo/src/Linfo/OS/Linux.php on line 653
Missing Defaults Values $settings for \linfo\linfo
Dec 12, 2016
I'm not 100% sure about it - what would be enabled/disabled by default?
I think that this package handles sensitive data and cause of this the user should be 100% aware of what this package does on his machine.
So yes: it will help the lazy dev to use it - but it has also the risk that this package does things that the dev doesn't want it to do.
So just want to open a critical discussion, about pro-con, before doing this PR.
$linfo = new \Linfo\Linfo; --> create problem without $setting vars,
Maybe possible do a defaults values and hard-include it in the class...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: