Show Expr::countDistinct() and Expr::concat() use variable-length argument lists #9911
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Was PR #9909... somehow I committed to the
2.12.x
branch, and have made a mess of the rebase.The functions
Expr::countDistinct()
andExpr::concat()
both usefunc_get_args()
to accept a variable number of arguments.They should explicitly show this via the "
...
" operator, which has been supported since PHP 5.6.