Remove 'bogus' error condition in str_pad() #4613
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Fatal error is correct here. You'll have to adjust the test expectation for debug builds though (you can make liberal use of |
Same should be done for chunk_split then I imagine. |
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As per @nikic request in #4601 (comment)
I'm not entirely sure we should drop it but more fix it in a way that memory allocation doesn't fail. Or is the fatal error alright ? Because even with the current check a fatal error is possible (see variation5 test)