I'm looking to measure reaction to a proposal. My proposal is to have the STDOUT and STDERR global constants always defined rather than just when running via CLI.
The variability of their existence is a common cause of confusion for younger inexperienced devs, and even something that slips the mind of more experienced developers. My team actually internally has a sniff forbidding STDOUT and STDERR due to their unreliability in favor of fopenening php://stdout / php://stdout I think removing the environment variability between CLI and Web outweighs the potential problems of people writing to these in the wrong contexts, especially given that you can already fopen and fwrite to standard out and standard error from a web session. This is only my second RFC I've purprosed so I'm pretty new to the process. Let me know what you think and what I can do to help Thanks, Jesse G. Donat
