php:script:run:memory_limit

Run a PHP CLI script with a defined memory limit

$ php -d memory_limit=${limit_in_megabyte}M ${filename}

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This command is used to execute a PHP script with a specific memory limit.

php is the command used to run PHP scripts from the command line.
-d memory_limit= is a flag that sets the memory limit for the script. The memory_limit is specified in megabytes.
${limit_in_megabyte} is a variable that holds the desired memory limit in megabytes. This should be replaced with a numeric value.
M stands for megabytes and is used to specify the memory limit unit.
${filename} is a variable that holds the name of the PHP file to be executed. This should be replaced with the actual name of the PHP file.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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