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Drop unsupported PHP versions #155
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My vote for 7.4.33 support. PHP 8 is a major update and thus there breaking changes. Most of current projects cannot be able to use PHP 8 for years. IMHO the project missed a method to get all the errors when validation fails. It would be great to have such an update in PHP 7.4 projects. Further migration to PHP 8 may be associated with improved performance and stability. |
Bumping the minimal supported PHP version makes sense if it brings benefits. For example, if it allows for a more performant syntax or is strictly necessary to work properly in the latest version of PHP or to improve maintenance costs. Otherwise, it seems that would be a net negative change (potentially some ancient servers would stop working, and modern instances would continue working exactly the same, without a noticeable improvement). Do you anticipate any practical benefits from the migration to modern syntax (and min version bump)? |
I am also receiving a lot of notices, it could help resolve it:
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Since #163 is merged, this maybe be a resolved topic. |
Currently, the library supports PHP version
>=5.4
which was released in 2012 and is no longer supported since 1st of March 2015, which is 8 years. Looking at the PHP: Supported Versions table the only actively supported one is PHP 8.1, which brings a lot of optimizations and new features. What do you think about changing the dependency to PHP 8.1? Would that be a viable contribution?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: