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As 5.6 is still being supported and many people still use it, would it not be a good idea to support it here as well until its lifecycle ends (at the end of 2018)?
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Well, it's still supported by the previous version of this package I guess?
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@garrettw we've started dropping PHP 5.x from all Doctrine projects. As @GrahamCampbell said, if you need support for PHP 5.6, the 1.1.0 release will always provide that. 1.2.0 will require PHP 7.