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With version 0.97 and below, the tar.gz file size was around 135mb, but with 0.98 release, I see it is up to 400mb+. Our elastic beanstalk default /tmp only has 924M without attempting to give /tmp more space.
In short, php datadog-setup.php --php-bin=all is failing because /tmp is out of disk space while trying to untar, which was not a problem with 0.97 and below.
PHP version
8.2.15
Tracer or profiler version
0.98.x
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We've decided to keep full debug symbols of the rust code to enhance debuggability in case there are issues. However, this comes, as you noticed at the cost of a size increase.
To avoid the particular issue with /tmp space being exceeded, you can specify a different temp directory: php -d sys_temp_dir=/other/path datadog-setup.php --php-bin=all.
I'll keep this issue open so that we invest into splitting the .tar.gz up or using other strategies.
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With version 0.97 and below, the tar.gz file size was around 135mb, but with 0.98 release, I see it is up to 400mb+. Our elastic beanstalk default /tmp only has
924M
without attempting to give /tmp more space.In short,
php datadog-setup.php --php-bin=all
is failing because /tmp is out of disk space while trying to untar, which was not a problem with 0.97 and below.PHP version
8.2.15
Tracer or profiler version
0.98.x
Installed extensions
No response
Output of
phpinfo()
No response
Upgrading from
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: