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PHP's function `in_array` returns `TRUE` when evaluating a needle `0` against a list of strings, which is a known issue. In my case I got an exception because a small integer was used to construct a new `DateTime` object. Calling the function in strict mode fixes this. See also http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13846769/php-in-array-0-value.
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PHP's function
in_arrayreturnsTRUEwhen evaluating a needle0against a list of strings, which is a known issue. In my case I got an exception because a small integer was used to construct a newDateTimeobject. Calling the function in strict mode fixes this. See also http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13846769/php-in-array-0-value.I created this PR earlier, but by mistake it was created for the 2.1 branch instead of the develop branch. See also #8796.