Closed carolinan closed 4 months ago
But besides PHP 7.0, we also need PHP 5.2 and 5.6, because we sometimes need to test on WordPress versions before 4.4:
Twenty Ten: 3.0 Twenty Eleven: 3.2 Twenty Thirteen: 3.5 Twenty Fourteen: 3.6 Twenty Fifteen: 4.1 (first version to support PHP 5.6)
This is an issue with the SQLite database integration plugin.
It should support PHP 7 and even has a polyfill for str_ends_with
, but this line doesn't seem to load this function.
Should be fixed now with v2.1.10.
Please note that it may take some time for the playground to pull the latest version of this plugin, AFAIK the change is not applied instantly (please correct me if I'm wrong @adamziel) I'll go ahead and close this one as resolved, please feel free to reopen it if the problem remains 👍
cc @sejas – what would be the best way for @carolinan to use the latest version of the SQLite integration plugin with wp-now
?
Deleting the ~/.wp-now/mu-plugins/sqlite-database-integration-main
will force to download the latest version of SQLite
plugin.
As part of contributing to WordPress, those of us who test and write patches for the bundled themes (Twenty X) need to be able to test the theme on all WordPress versions that the theme supports.
For example, I should be able to test Twenty Sixteen on WordPress version 4.4, which is the first version that supports PHP 7.0,
But I get the following errors;