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How to Disable PHP Warnings on Docker?

PHP configuration settings in Docker allow us to disable warnings and manage PHP error reporting. We must select the proper error reporting level in order to turn off warnings. Here’s how to do it:

1. To begin, create a custom php.ini configuration file with the error reporting level and other PHP settings that we want. This file can be created in the file system of the Docker container.

2. We can mount the customised php.ini file from the host computer into the container when we run the PHP application inside of a Docker container. When using the docker run command, use the -v or –volume flag. Change /path/to/custom-php.ini with the actual path to the custom configuration file, and your-php-image with the name of the PHP Docker image.

3. Restarting the PHP container will enable the modifications from the customised php.ini file to take effect. Put the PHP container’s name or ID in place of container-name.

We can turn off warnings in the Dockerized PHP app by customising the PHP error reporting level by following these instructions. Changing error reporting can change how error messages behave across the application, so be sure to set it up to meet our needs. PHP images and Docker configurations can change depending on the unique environment and needs.

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Conclusion

To conclude, we can disable PHP warnings on Docker using this 3-step method from our Support team.