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Fix yield calls for PHP5.5 #3254

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davidhemphill
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Renames the Section::yield() method to Section::yield_template() while not changing the usage.

@GrahamCampbell
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Duplicate.

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L3 is not supported or maintained anymore.

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@GrahamCampbell this really should be fixed otherwise everyone is going to need to have their own fork or be stuck on php 5.4 forever.

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@ericbarnes As I said, L3 is neither supported nor recommended. L5 is the only supported and recommended version now. 4.2 will receive security fixes only, and Taylor will be tagging a final(ish) 4.2 release soonish.

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barryvdh commented Feb 9, 2015

Yeah its been brought op over a year or so, so guess not much to do but keep a fork of your own :(
Luckily only a few projects left on L3..

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JoostK commented Feb 9, 2015

Editing the L3 core manually is not a big deal, it is not managed by Composer. I have a large L3 app with quite some changes to the core, never had any problems updating it (using git upstream merges I never had conflicts, and that is irrelevant now as L3 will not receive any updates anyway)

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No worries. My fork is available should someone with a large production L3 install need or desire the ability to put their site on PHP 5.5 or Forge.

It's a few simple changes for sure, but I thought I'd share the fix for people that come across it.

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As PHP 7 is coming mid of 2015 , So Laravel 5 will support with PHP7 ??

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I am newbie , What is the future of Laravel ?
There are very few questions on StackOverFlow.com ??

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Will probably support php7, if possible.

Please use the forums for questions (https://laracasts.com/ or http://laravel.io/)

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