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Very much related to #2388 (Upgrade to support PHP8), Specifically my comments here.
I was initially looking to jump direct to 7.4 but that would mean only php7.4 would be support on previous and next releases, Plus php7.3 is still on security support, so we'll stick with it to provide a more gradual change. This would just be dropping php7.2. We'll drop 7.3 next year unless there's a specific reason to drop it sooner.
Will update this with more specific steps soon, but we should probably recommend jumping direct to PHP8 for future compatibility and longevity. We'll need to provide scripts for people on relevant LTS systems we support and ensure popular community maintained hosting/docker projects are ready.
Systems PHP Versions
Ubuntu 16.04 (Almost End of life)
php7.0 native, Scripts been installing php7.4 and we provided upgrade instructions for that on previous version change.
Ubuntu 18.04
php7.2 native, script still installing php7.2. Will need to support.
Ubuntu 20.04
php7.4 native, fine to leave as-is.
CentOS 7 (Don't link to this in docs but we have it in the scripts repo)
php5.4 native, Script uses remi-php73, Should be fine to leave as-is for now.
Linuxserver.io (Docker)
Checking inside container reports as PHP 7.3.27. Looks like they're prepared to move that up anyway.
Solidnerd (Docker)
Based on `php:7.4-apache-buster, No update needed.
Home Assistant Addon
Based on PHP 7.4.15, Not update needed.
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Very much related to #2388 (Upgrade to support PHP8), Specifically my comments here.
I was initially looking to jump direct to 7.4 but that would mean only php7.4 would be support on previous and next releases, Plus php7.3 is still on security support, so we'll stick with it to provide a more gradual change. This would just be dropping php7.2. We'll drop 7.3 next year unless there's a specific reason to drop it sooner.
Will update this with more specific steps soon, but we should probably recommend jumping direct to PHP8 for future compatibility and longevity. We'll need to provide scripts for people on relevant LTS systems we support and ensure popular community maintained hosting/docker projects are ready.
Systems PHP Versions
PHP 7.4.15
, Not update needed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: