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Align OPcache max_accelerated_files with actual used value - #2620
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max_accelerated_files with actual used value
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10000is already automatically bumped to16229internally by PHP. This has been documented behavior for some time. I've been wanting to adjust this to the actual used value to avoid confusion for some time... and seems it'll trigger a warning if not set explicitly in >PHP 8.6 so as good as time as any to tidy this up.opcache.max_accelerated_filesto16229in the Alpine and Debian templates.