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Mention PHP_INT_MIN in numeric string conversion rules - #6014
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The numeric string conversion rules currently mention only PHP_INT_MAX when describing the limits of the int type. Add PHP_INT_MIN to both the numeric string and leading numeric string conversion rules to clarify that the lower bound also applies.
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Oct 25, 2026
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The numeric string conversion rules currently mention only PHP_INT_MAX when describing the limits of the int type.
Add PHP_INT_MIN to both the numeric string and leading numeric string conversion rules to clarify that the lower bound also applies.