[codex] Raise embedded PHP memory limit#391
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## Release `v0.1.50` Version bump and release metadata update for `v0.1.50`. **Changelog draft:** * Raise embedded PHP memory limit ([#391](#391)) **Full changelog:** v0.1.49...release/v0.1.50 ## Next steps 1. **Review** the changes in this pull request. 2. **Push** any additional edits to this branch (`release/v0.1.50`). 3. **Merge** this pull request to publish `v0.1.50`. Merging will automatically build ForkPress binaries, create a GitHub release, and update the Homebrew formula. Co-authored-by: Codex <codex@openai.com>
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What it does
Raises ForkPress's embedded PHP command default to
memory_limit=512M.This applies through
php_base_command(), so it covers branch boot smoke tests, MySQL import helpers, branch control helpers, and the PHP server launched byforkpress start.Rationale
A real remote clone booted far enough to load site plugins, then died in
otter-blocksduring the branch preview smoke test with PHP's default128Mmemory limit:That is not a missing-file thin clone issue. It is ForkPress running ordinary WordPress/plugin boot under too small a PHP memory budget.
Implementation
Adds a shared
FORKPRESS_PHP_MEMORY_LIMITconstant inforkpress-runtimeand passes it to all base PHP commands with:Testing instructions
FORKPRESS_RUNTIME_BUNDLE=/dev/null cargo test -p forkpress-runtime