Add PHP 8.3.0

[jnoordsij]

Modelled after #1353.

Given the 8.3.0 tag is here, the release will follow soon. This is awaiting the official release to be available on https://www.php.net/releases/index.php?json&max=1&version=8.3, hence the draft state.

Running mkdir 8.3 && ./update.sh and commiting the result should suffice if anyone comes by this when the release is available and I haven't managed yet to update this ;)

[WyriHaximus]

@jnoordsij It has just been released: https://www.php.net/archive/2023.php#2023-11-23-2

[jnoordsij]

Updated to include the new templates!

Note: I have deliberately updated on a commit-by-commit basis, so that if the bot comes by to update the other tags before this gets merged, hopefully git is able to deduce what's happening by spotting duplicate commits and will still be willing to merge this.

Edit: bot got stuck on last build, hence an unexpected error of commits, but I did rebase to resolve conflicts. It seems to be running again (slowly), but it's order of commits should match mine and this should be all set for merge...

[LaurentGoderre]

@angeljqv the bot updates supported version so this is needed to add 8.3 to the list of supported version.

[damien-louis]

It's time to merge @jnoordsij? ;-p

[Yurunsoft]

Looking forward to it!

[xgbnl]

什么时候能拉取8.3的镜像，我的laravel扩展包正准备升级

[ToshY]

@LaurentGoderre @yosifkit @tianon Could a maintainer spare some to merge this? Seems people are eagerly waiting for it 🙂

[cedric-anne]

Or people could simply wait a bit and be patient. I guess none of them have an application specifically designed for PHP 8.3 to push in production inside a docker container just a few days after the PHP 8.3 release date.

Maintainer could spare some time away from their computers, for instance to spend time with their families and/or friends, or to just enjoy some free time.

[jnoordsij]

It's time to merge @jnoordsij? ;-p

That'll require a maintainer of the official images. Given that it was Thanksgiving last week, I assume they have a well-deserved long weekend and will be here later today to merge this. After that there will be a few more steps + waiting on the build (see also https://github.com/docker-library/php#see-a-change-merged-here-that-doesnt-show-up-on-docker-hub-yet), so just sit back for a bit and the image will appear at some point.

For those eager to test things: there's always the option to run all your tests on the already available 8.3-rc version, which should behave practically equivalent for almost all purposes, and is probably a good thing to do earlier on if your workflow allows you to test this in preparation for the final release (and as an opportunity to provide feedback before the stable release!).

Finally you can always just take any of the Dockerfiles from this repository or any PR and build them for yourselves if you're not willing to wait for the actual image to show up.

[WyriHaximus]

It's time to merge @jnoordsij? ;-p

That'll require a maintainer of the official images. Given that it was Thanksgiving last week, I assume they have a well-deserved long weekend and will be here later today to merge this. After that there will be a few more steps + waiting on the build (see also https://github.com/docker-library/php#see-a-change-merged-here-that-doesnt-show-up-on-docker-hub-yet), so just sit back for a bit and the image will appear at some point.

For those eager to test things: there's always the option to run all your tests on the already available 8.3-rc version, which should behave practically equivalent for almost all purposes, and is probably a good thing to do earlier on if your workflow allows you to test this in preparation for the final release (and as an opportunity to provide feedback before the stable release!).

Finally you can always just take any of the Dockerfiles from this repository or any PR and build them for yourselves if you're not willing to wait for the actual image to show up.

This so much this. I've been building my opinionated 8.3 images off the RC images for months so that the transition to stable 8.3 images will be smooth. Honestly, I can wait another week or two since 8.3.0 is effectively a retag of RC6 anyway: https://github.com/php/php-src/compare/d26068059e83fe40de3430a512471d194119bee0...c9e7c2e97353237a99db0739abcf66071c5387b2

@LaurentGoderre @yosifkit @tianon Could a maintainer spare some to merge this? Seems people are eagerly waiting for it 🙂

Yes we are, but we also need to understand at least two of those are in NA. There is a good chance they are finishing off the Thanksgiving weekend or the weekend in general. So give them some time, it's at least taking another 5 to 9 hours before they wake up and maybe look at this today. Just chill :).

[patrickomeara]

A huge thanks to all maintainers. 🙏🏻

[lol768]

Thanks for merging this.

Is it expected to work on an amd64 box?

#2 [linux/amd64 internal] load metadata for docker.io/library/php:8.3-apache
#2 ERROR: no match for platform in manifest: not found

Or is this just down to me being too eager to docker pull it?

[yosifkit]

https://github.com/docker-library/official-images/pull/15776#issuecomment-1828743274

Short answer: they are still building; only some architectures have finished.

[sbuerk]

Thanks for merging this.

Is it expected to work on an amd64 box?

#2 [linux/amd64 internal] load metadata for docker.io/library/php:8.3-apache
#2 ERROR: no match for platform in manifest: not found

Or is this just down to me being too eager to docker pull it?

jesus ... the pipeline army is running and building all variants for 7 platforms or so ! That take some time after merge in the official repo.

Get a nap of 2 or 3 hour and look again, they maight be there then.

Good job to the maitainers. TBH I also waiting for the images but just checkif if my tags and platforms are there before building own image based on them. No need to make the birds fly away .. because you cannot wait.

Are that the first images you are waiting for ? Use https://hub.docker.com/_/php/tags enter the image variant/tag you want and check if the platform you need is build for it:

Current for me waiting:

old RC6

Are you building your images for all os/arch like the official php images ?

We should be patient. Personally I find that the image are coming in now is more than sufficient. Would it be nice to had them before the weekend ? Sure, If it would have been important it's still possible to build the "FULL" image with your additions based on that repository if you can't wait a couple of days.

Again -- great work and a good backbone to maintainer of these images. Everyone earns time off from open source projects and work.

[lol768]

Thank you for pointing out where the arch is shown in the UI, that's useful. Fully appreciate colleagues across the pond have had their holidays recently (given the import of Black Friday sales over here, you can't forget) and of course have better things to do than release Docker images as soon as a new language version is pushed 😄

For anyone else curious I think the Jenkins job is here: https://doi-janky.infosiftr.net/job/multiarch/job/amd64/job/php/lastBuild/changes

[damien-louis]

Thanks a lot to everybody who work on this PR