Update php support according to https://www.php.net/supported-version…

[tvlooy]

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[tvlooy]

@pirog @reynoldsalec can you review?

[reynoldsalec]

So I hate this, but the big issue with the way Lando v3 services handle the "default" version is this: if we update the default version, next time people rebuild their apps, they'll get a dramatically different version of PHP. There is a fairly large number of users who are relying on the "default" setting, and changing it from underneath them will probably be problematic.

This is a big reason @pirog is planning on eliminating default versions in v4 and moving to a world where the Landofile explicitly declares your service version.

Does that makes sense @tvlooy?

[pirog]

for additional context we are going to release a new php service built on the new Lando 4 service api within the next few months and this should make "default version management" a thing of the past.

[tvlooy]

Oh, yes that does make sense. Great to hear there's a new php service on the way. Where can I get a notification if this is released? We have quite a few developers that use Lando, and I think they would be happy to try it out

[reynoldsalec]

I'd watch this repo via GitHub (should notify you on releases) and for more general Lando v4 updates, sign-up to the newsletter (see signup at the bottom of the docs homepage: https://docs.lando.dev).

Also doesn't hurt to be on the Lando Slack; you can always ask questions there, especially on the #contributors channel: https://www.launchpass.com/devwithlando

Going to close this out for now, but thanks for taking the time to contribute!