Bugfix for #66091: memory leak in DateTime::createFromFormat() and friends #768
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LGTM, but this PR is into master... it should go into all branches PHP 5.4 and up. |
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@derickr If I target 5.4 Travis will not run =S I can back port it, no problem ... |
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This has already been applied, but in such a way that Github couldn't match it against this PR. |
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This fixes #66091.
It addresses the somewhat odd memory allocation and teardown that's done in the constructors when parsing fails; it affects
date_create(),date_create_immutable(),date_create_from_format()anddate_create_immutable_from_format().One test case needed to be updated due to differing object id's.
This PR supersedes #766