After several turnarounds and "it must be Friday" facepalms my final conclusion that PHP 8.0 compatibility cannot be tested because DrupalQA does not support it... without DrupalQA it is close to impossible to run the test suite with highest lowest testing because random errors appears in every builds. (Without DrupalQA PHPUnit 8.x gets installed in some builds...)
But since all static code analyzers runs with PHP 8.0 version compatibility mode, I am confident that this code is PHP 8.0 compatible and after one tagged release, I am planning to drop PHP 8.0 completely. That is the gift we can give the community, otherwise everybody SHOULD use PHP 8.1.
Closes #89 #88
After several turnarounds and "it must be Friday" facepalms my final conclusion that PHP 8.0 compatibility cannot be tested because DrupalQA does not support it... without DrupalQA it is close to impossible to run the test suite with highest lowest testing because random errors appears in every builds. (Without DrupalQA PHPUnit 8.x gets installed in some builds...)
But since all static code analyzers runs with PHP 8.0 version compatibility mode, I am confident that this code is PHP 8.0 compatible and after one tagged release, I am planning to drop PHP 8.0 completely. That is the gift we can give the community, otherwise everybody SHOULD use PHP 8.1.