v-makouz
commented
2 years ago There is no ETA for a fix in 5.10. However the fix will definitely be in the 5.11 release. Beta 5.11 is targeting early Dec with GA at the end of January.
Closed talkinnl closed 1 year ago
v-makouz
commented
2 years ago There is no ETA for a fix in 5.10. However the fix will definitely be in the 5.11 release. Beta 5.11 is targeting early Dec with GA at the end of January.
deancsmith
commented
2 years ago This is also the only blocker for us to go to PHP 8.1, also with a moderate size application using Doctrine.
We understand that you need to go through your release process, and are greatful for all of your hard work on these drivers.
But, having said that, I would imagine that this bug will mean that most larger PHP applications will not actually be able to upgrade to PHP 8.1, despite the drivers being otherwise functional (talkinnl's point). It would be great if #1408 especially could be considered for a potential 5.10.x patch release.
thsmrtone1
commented
2 years ago +1 especially considering the README claiming to support PHP 8.1
absci
commented
1 year ago As of now, 8.1 is supported. Close this old issue.
Multiple fixes have landed since the last release in may, and especially changeset https://github.com/microsoft/msphpsql/pull/1408 fixed multiple issues.
If I'm honest (maybe it's my Dutch directness, sorry for that) : Without that fix, I'd consider SqlServer to be incompatible with PHP8.1 + Doctrine.
We've got a pretty big application, but this is our only blocker still left to upgrade to PHP 8.1
May I ask if and when a new patch release is to be expected?