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Based on this data, it seems to make sense to skip some PHP versions and jump from PHP 7.2 (now) to 7.4 (after Raspberry Pi OS 12, winter 2023) and then to 8.1 (after release of Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and after end of normal Debian 11 and REHL-8 support, and then awaiting maybe a bit some better usage statistics). That is to say skipping PHP 7.3 and then PHP 8.0 as well. https://github.com/FreshRSS/FreshRSS/milestones
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Just like our older discussion about the drop of PHP 5, let's do the same for planning the drop of PHP 7.
As of FreshRSS 1.22.0, we support PHP 7.2+.
At the time of writing, PHP 7.4 is the most common version for WordPress https://wordpress.org/about/stats/#php_versions
Same according to w3techs statistics: https://w3techs.com/technologies/history_details/pl-php/all/q
But here are some notes already:
There are plenty of interesting features to look forward to:
Based on this data, it seems to make sense to skip some PHP versions and jump from PHP 7.2 (now) to 7.4 (after Raspberry Pi OS 12, winter 2023) and then to 8.1 (after release of Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and after end of normal Debian 11 and REHL-8 support, and then awaiting maybe a bit some better usage statistics). That is to say skipping PHP 7.3 and then PHP 8.0 as well.
https://github.com/FreshRSS/FreshRSS/milestones
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