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Changes from PHP 8.0 to PHP 8.1 for next feature release.
Todo
Update codebase minimums
Assess scripts that need to be updated.
Update scripts as required
22.04 install script - (Already installing 8.1)
20.04 install script - (Already installing 8.2)
18.04 install script - (Already installing 8.2)
Prepare general guidance for supported systems that may need updating.
Test on an older 18.04 20.04 install script install
18.04 went out of support last year. Instead tested a plain 20.04 (PHP 7.4) upgrading using commands. Worked fine.
Check popular distribution options:
Linuxserver docker image - PHP 8.3
Solidnerd docker image - PHP 8.3
Hassio setup - PHP 8.2
Turnkey Linux - PHP 8.2
Docs Update
Blogpost release notice
Update version notice
Update install script details with new php versions used.
Update installation requirements.
Update Commands
You'll need to update PHP if using a version lower than 8.1. You can usually check your installed PHP version by running php -v but in some cases your web-server could be running a different PHP version than what the command line reflects. The commands below provide an example of how PHP can be updated to the latest version (8.3) on most Debian & Ubuntu based systems.
Warnings:
In most cases, especially if installed using our scripts and updating from a recent BookStack version, you won't need to update PHP using the below as you'll already be using PHP 8.1 or greater.
If you run other applications on this machine, PHP applications in particular, then those may be affected by these changes also.
Changes from PHP 8.0 to PHP 8.1 for next feature release.
Todo
18.0420.04 install script installDocs Update
Update Commands
You'll need to update PHP if using a version lower than 8.1. You can usually check your installed PHP version by running
php -v
but in some cases your web-server could be running a different PHP version than what the command line reflects. The commands below provide an example of how PHP can be updated to the latest version (8.3) on most Debian & Ubuntu based systems.Warnings:
You may also need to update
composer
to be compatible with php8.3.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: