Place the php.ini file in your application's base directory where your
app.yaml file is located. It is loaded when the PHP interpreter is
initialized, before running your application code.
The file follows the same syntax as other .ini files.
A simple example might look like:
; This is a simple php.ini file on App Engine; It enables output buffering for all requests by overriding the; default setting of the PHP interpreter.output_buffering = "On"
A list of the core directives, along with their changeable mode values, is
published on php.net.
You can override any PHP directive that has one of the following changeable mode
values:
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