Closed hostep closed 1 year ago
Thanks for opening the issue. The "incompatibility" is coming from Magento 2.4.6-beta1 and trying to use our extension, right?
So far my goal was to use the exact same version constraints as Magento core to "minimize" the risk of dependency problems. If the latest version broadens the version scope of the laminas/laminas-code
, I guess it is fine to switch the constraint to ^4.5
. So far, I was not running into issues with laminas/laminas-code
in the different versions, their public API seems to be stable. It is "just" the internal functionality that was changed to adapt to the different PHP versions.
I wasn't aware that ${var}
is not a valid syntax anymore. Since laminas/laminas-code
got introduced by the PR regarding the extension attributes, I had in mind to change the code generation in all other autoloaders also but I just did not find the time yet to do that. Any chance you could help out? Would be nice to have the extension compatible with 2.4.6 once it gets released.
Sure, I'll try to send in a PR in of the coming days 🙂
Yesterday evening I also quickly tested with the develop branch of https://github.com/PHPCompatibility/PHPCompatibility the code of this package, to check for other incompatibilities with PHP 8.2 and it was only those two syntax things it found. So I think it's going to be easy to introduce support for PHP 8.2 (and Magento 2.4.6).
Very much appreciated! If you need help or you have questions, let me know.
Hi there!
Currently this package can't be installed using PHP 8.2 because of the constraint
"laminas/laminas-code": "~3.3.0 || ~3.4.1 || ~3.5.1 || ~4.5.0 || ~4.5.2"
Would it be possible to start testing with
laminas/laminas-code
version 4.8.0? It got support for PHP 8.2 via https://github.com/laminas/laminas-code/commit/a6b26d6056d8732149efbcd5ba49f8776eee26daAlso, the version constraint in Magento 2.4.6-beta1 is set like this:
"laminas/laminas-code": "^4.5"
(and in Magento 2.4.5-p1 it was set like"laminas/laminas-code": "~4.5.0"
), maybe this can be taken over?After some quick testing myself, with version 4.8.0, I see that phpstan checks still work perfectly fine.
What will need some fixing in this package, is the deprecated usage of a certain syntax in PHP 8.2, this is what I noticed in the output during executing of phpstan on my little module but maybe there are more issues in other code in this package:
Thanks!