This removes support for V8 extensions, uncaught JS exceptions as well as the V8Js::checkString method, all of which have been marked as deprecated before.
With snapshots there's a more flexible alternative available. On the other hand extensions always conflicted with PHP's request lifecycle.
Suppressing uncaught JS exceptions always felt a bit strange, especially since it was possible for sub-sequent exceptions to occur, that then overrode the former ones. Better wrap your executeString calls in try/catch constructs -- and if you really need to, ignore the error there.
V8Js::checkString has been removed in favour of V8Js::compileString (which does effectively the same, except for not throwing away the compilation result).
And this way the V8Js constructor looks way cleaner, especially when you just want to provide a snapshot 🎉
Last chance to convince me, that this is a bad idea :-)
This removes support for V8 extensions, uncaught JS exceptions as well as the
V8Js::checkStringmethod, all of which have been marked as deprecated before.With snapshots there's a more flexible alternative available. On the other hand extensions always conflicted with PHP's request lifecycle.
Suppressing uncaught JS exceptions always felt a bit strange, especially since it was possible for sub-sequent exceptions to occur, that then overrode the former ones. Better wrap your
executeStringcalls intry/catchconstructs -- and if you really need to, ignore the error there.V8Js::checkStringhas been removed in favour ofV8Js::compileString(which does effectively the same, except for not throwing away the compilation result).And this way the
V8Jsconstructor looks way cleaner, especially when you just want to provide a snapshot 🎉Last chance to convince me, that this is a bad idea :-)