Forward compatibility with PHPUnit 7 and PHPUnit 6 #42
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Additionally, use legacy PHPUnit 5 for legacy HHVM on Travis CI as per clue/socket-raw#42
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HHVM decided to drop support for PHP, so it's questionable if supporting it in the future is worth the effort. https://hhvm.com/blog/2019/02/11/hhvm-4.0.0.html This PR does not aim to discuss how useful HHVM is and whether or not we want to continue supporting it. It only aims to make the test output consistent by ignoring legacy HHVM fails in the build matrix to not mark the complete test suite as failed. Refs clue/socket-raw#42 and others.
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Builds on top of #37 and #26