Closed dwightwatson closed 6 years ago
Ah whoops, just realised that Laravel 5.6 bumps up the minimum PHP requirement to 7.1.3.
We could leave the tests to run against 5.5 only (so that they will run on PHP 7.0) or consider a new major version for Laravel 5.6. Do you have any preference on that?
I think a new major version supporting Laravel 5. 6 / PHP 7. 1 only would be easiest to maintain in the long-run.
Thanks Dave
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Ah whoops, just realised that Laravel 5.6 bumps up the minimum PHP requirement to 7.1.3.
We could leave the tests to run against 5.5 only (so that they will run on PHP 7.0) or consider a new major version for Laravel 5.6. Do you have any preference on that?
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Cool, I've updated this to reflect your preference - supporting only Laravel 5.6 in a new major release. Also updated Travis to test against 7.1 and 7.2 because that seems reasonable.
Looking forward to the new release!
Thanks, I'll get this released as soon as I can over the weekend.
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Cool, I've updated this to reflect your preference - supporting only Laravel 5.6 in a new major release. Also updated Travis to test against 7.1 and 7.2 because that seems reasonable.
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For my packages I've just loosened the constraints with creating a new major version. There were literally zero breaking changes.
Should you opt to go this route as well, take a look at this PR: https://github.com/davejamesmiller/laravel-breadcrumbs/pull/166
@freekmurze Thanks, but I'll use the opportunity to drop PHP 7.0 support. :-)
Great idea!
Released in 5.0.0.
I know it was only released a couple of hours ago but this extends the support for Laravel 5.5 to include 5.6 as well. This allows the current version of the package to work with both versions.
It also upgrades Testbench for Laravel 5.6 so that the package is tested against it, as well as upgrading PHPUnit as that's the current version used by Laravel.