Use APCU instead of classmap for composer #1
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IIRC, classmap is faster than APCu because of the opcache. But I'm not sure :) |
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No, you're right. I made this PR before learning that APCu class loader is useless with PHP7 because opcache works very well 😆 |
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As you sweat to install APCU in the docker image, I think it might be a better idea to rely on apcu for autoload rather than classmap, because we can't use both, and apcu might be faster because memory.
What do you think?