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It seems that both phpunit and php-code-coverage have
started to accept nikic/php-parser v5, but that's leading
to problems with PHP 7.4 runs, that we still support.
So, with this commit, we locked nikic/php-parser v4: 6eb7253 in January 2024.
Once we officially make moodle-cs to only support php >= 8.0
we can remove this lock (basically, remove the commit above).
This issue will be in charge of that.
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It seems that both phpunit and php-code-coverage have
started to accept nikic/php-parser v5, but that's leading
to problems with PHP 7.4 runs, that we still support.
So, with this commit, we are locking nikic/php-parser v4
Once we officially make moodle-cs to only support php >= 8.0
we can remove this lock. Issue: moodlehq#88
It seems that both phpunit and php-code-coverage have
started to accept nikic/php-parser v5, but that's leading
to problems with PHP 7.4 runs, that we still support.
So, with this commit, we locked nikic/php-parser v4: 6eb7253 in January 2024.
Once we officially make moodle-cs to only support php >= 8.0
we can remove this lock (basically, remove the commit above).
This issue will be in charge of that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: