Closed samwilson closed 7 years ago
PHP 5.3 has been end-of-life for more than two years. I'd be in favour of updating the requirement to ~5.6 || ~7.0
; what do you think? Or maybe just 5.5?
I've hopefully fixed the undefined object errors (by returning early, and not saving metadata).
So it's better if we change from 5.3 to 5.4?
5.4 and 5.5 are both end-of-life already. So I think going for 5.6 as a minimum makes most sense. This tool is aimed at the sort of people who are probably running more up to date versions (i.e. not ancient shared hosting environments etc.).
I see.
This updates some documentation, refactors the base execute() method of the Download command, fixes the URL of the original file that's downloaded, prevents display of a progress bar if we don't know the full size of the photo, avoids the non-existant fileNameCountup() function, and introduces a new 'force' option that will re-download a photo even if it already exists locally.
Refs #10