Closed sdwru closed 2 years ago
No plans. If you are happy with an EOL version of PHP, you can also be happy with an older version of this library, from before we dropped support. :)
v4.4.0 was the last release to support PHP 7.3.
If the reason is because 7.3 is EOL there is no reason to enforce that in a peripheral library imo. This library has not been keeping up with changes to the API, seems to me that should be a higher priority. We are probably going to have to fork this now because we need the changes that we ourselves have submitted pull requests on. There won't be much incentive to do that once we are using our own fork.
I'd highly recommend putting in the effort to upgrade to PHP 7.4.
I'd highly recommend putting in the effort to upgrade to PHP 7.4.
WHMCS has only started supporting PHP 7.4 with their latest release and I don't see them supporting PHP 8 anytime soon. I have no control over that.
As I said before, if your reason for doing it is because 7.3 is EOL that shouldn't be enforced in a peripheral library anyways imo. Anyone who wants/needs to use a newer version still can.
Any chance you can lower that to php 7.3? We still use that for several things and it would be difficult to upgrade.